#MGCarousel Book Bingo – January & February 2024

How Does It Work?

Our book bingo card contains 25 squares with prompts relating to things from Middle Grade books. Try and cover 5 squares in a line—up, down, or diagonally—or aim to fill the whole card if you’re a speedy reader.

Download the graphic, share your reading progress using our hashtag (#MGCarousel) on social media, and have fun! A transcript of the Bingo table is available as well.

Rules

  1. All books added to your bingo card should be Middle Grade reads. Find out more about Middle Grade books here.
  2. Each square needs to be filled with a unique book. You cannot use the same title more than once on your bingo card, even if it fits multiple themes. Choose wisely!
  3. This edition of our Middle Grade Book Bingo challenge runs January 1 through February 29 (Happy Leap Year!).

Book Bingo Transcript

Squares are arranged in 5×5 formation, making 25 in total. A letter and number indicate their placement:

A to E = horizontal rows, placed top to bottom.
1 to 5 = vertical columns, placed right to left.

Combine the letter and number to find the placement of each square on your Bingo card (example: Square A1 is the leftmost square in the top row.)

  • Row A
    1. six-letter word in the title
    2. a book about an athlete
    3. someone’s name in the title
    4. a money sign in the title
    5. ‘secret’ in the title
  • Row B
    1. book about performing arts
    2. first book you read in 2024
    3. four-letter word in the title
    4. woods on the cover
    5. someone on the ground on the cover
  • Row C
    1. a beach on the cover
    2. someone from behind on the cover
    3. (center of the board) pick your own prompt
    4. book about fashion or clothing
    5. a book about a detective
  • Row D
    1. someone drawing on the cover
    2. five-letter word in the title
    3. a book set in outer space
    4. ‘luck’ in the title
    5. three-letter word in the title
  • Row E
    1. weather word in the title
    2. ‘life’ in the title
    3. mountain on the cover
    4. someone hiding on the cover
    5. family word in the title

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Author: Middle Grade Carousel

A mother-daughter duo dedicated to all things Middle Grade, CJ & Elza run a series of monthly reading challenges. You can also find them on Twitter: @kindeladies, or Instagram: @mgcarousel.