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Published June 20, 2018 at 563 × 727 in Summer Book Bingo — for grown ups!.
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A book bingo card with 24 reading challenges. the middle square is free. The card reads TOP ROW: recommended by a librarian, fiction, finish a book you started and put down, mystery or thriller, written by an author from another country; SECOND ROW award-winning author, about the environment, by an author of color, recommended by a bookstore, history, THIRD ROW made you cry or laugh out loud, graphic novel, "free," author (or character) has a disability, takes place in the area where you were born, FOURTH ROW memoir or biography, your best friend's favorite book, nonfiction, about travel or read while traeling, outside your bubble, FIFTH ROW Washington author, LGBTQIA author or character, poetry or essays, first in a series, suggested by a young person

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