I spent an enjoyable afternoon considering my reading for 2020 through the lens of the Bingo card challenge at LibraryThing. This challenge is a collection of 25 reading prompts from \u201ca book with a red cover\u201d to \u201ca book by a non US\/UK female\u201d and everything in between. I only had one square left on my card last year and found that the challenge had me think about books in different ways.<\/p>\n
Participants in the challenge share their reading in a wiki. It\u2019s always interesting to see which books people choose as there is rarely a particular genre attached to the prompt. That book with the red cover could be nonfiction, fiction or poetry.<\/p>\n
I try to find a balance each year between planning my reading and finding space for serendipity.\u00a0Part of the fun of the Bingo card is seeing how books fit even when you didn\u2019t realize it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I spent an enjoyable afternoon considering my reading for 2020 through the lens of the Bingo card challenge at LibraryThing. This challenge is a collection of 25 reading prompts from \u201ca book with a red cover\u201d to \u201ca book by a non US\/UK female\u201d and everything in between. I only had one square left on … Continue reading Filling Out My Bingo Card<\/span>