How does Book Bingo work?
 This version of Book Bingo is
designed for readers in grades 5 & 6.
 Read a variety of titles that fit
descriptions on the Bingo card to
complete an entire row – up and
down, across, or diagonally – for
Bingo.
 Write the title in the corresponding
square and the date you completed
the book.
 You will be awarded a ticket to the
Carmel Cinema for each Bingo
completed, for a maximum of five
tickets for a Blackout Card (all
squares completed).
The details:
 You are on your honor to read books
before adding them to your Bingo
Card. Only add books read between
February and April 2017.
 Each book you read can only be used
in one bingo square.
 Bingo will run February 9, 2017
through April 30, 2017 or as long as
movie ticket supplies last.
 Reed Library employees and trustees
are not eligible.
Reed Memorial Library
Homepage: www.carmellibrary.org
Address: 1733 Route 6, Carmel, NY 10512
Phone: 845-225-2439
Email: [email protected]
REED LIBRARY
BOOK SUGGESTONS
These are just a few
suggestions to get you
started. There are many
more possibilities we can
help you find.
A Book About Animals
A Book of Poems
o Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo
o Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate
o Black Beauty by Anna Sewell
o Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George
o White Fang by Jack London
o Shiloh by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
o Marley: A Dog Like No Other by John Grogan
o Something Big Has Been Here
by Jack Prelutsky
o I’m Nobody! Who are You?
by Emily Dickenson
o Love That Dog by Sharon Creech
o Technically It’s Not My Fault by
John Grandits
o I, Too, Sing America: three Countries of
African American Poetry by Martha Rhynes
A Book by Roald Dahl
o The BFG
Series
o Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
o Boy: Tales of Childhood
o Matilda
o Percy Jackson and the Olympians by
Rick Riordan
o The Magic Finger
o Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
o James and the Giant Peach
o Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard by
Rick Riordan
o A series of Unfortunate Events by
Lemony Snicket
o Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney
o Alex Rider Series by Anthony Horowitz
A Book About Sports
o Gallagher Girls Series by Ally Carter
o A Tale Dark and Grimm series by Adam
o Cover-Up by John Flanagan
o Heat by Mike Lupica
o Baseball Great by Tim Green
o Football Champ by Tim Green
o Sports Science Projects by Madeline
Goodstein
o Extreme Sports by John Crossingham
o Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli
Gidwitz
o Amulet by Kazu Kibuishi
o The Red Blazer Girls by Michael D. Bell
A Book With a One Word Title
o Cinder by Marissa Meyer (or any other in
the series)
A Book of Jokes or Magic Tricks
o Ridiculously Big Kids Joke Book by
Peter Coupe
o Wonder by R.J. Palacio
o Amazing Magic Tricks by Norm Barnhart
o Rules by Cynthia Lord
o Let’s Make Magic by Jon Day
o Heat by Mike Lupica
o Magic: The Complete Course by Joshua Hay
o Honey by Sarah Weeks
o Young Magician Card Tricks by Oliver Ho
o Hachet by Gary Paulsen
o School Daze: Jokes Your Teacher Will Hate
o Meanwhile by Jason Shiga
by Louis Phillips
A Graphic Novel
A Mystery
o Amulet Series by Kazu Kibuishi
o The Red Blazer Girls by Michael D. Bell
o Awkward by Svetlana Chmakova
o Stormbreaker Series by Anthony Horowitz
o BC Mambo by Erik Craddock
o Cover-Up by John Flanagan
o Drama by Raina Telgemeir
o 100 Cupboards by N.D. Wilson
o High Serpent Society by Jeff Parker
o The Night Gardener by Jonathan Auxier
o Into the Volcano by Don Wood
o The Mystery of the Cupboard by
o The Legend of Sleep Hollow adapted by
Lynne Reid Banks
o Space Case by Stuart Gibbs
Jeff Zornon
o Queen Bee by Chynna Chugston
o Book Scavenger by Jennifer Chambliss
Bertman
A Book Whose Call Number Matches
Your Birthday (or comes close)
Call numbers identify where a book belongs on the shelf and help to keep books about the same topic
together. The little white label on the bottom of each book show the call number.
To find a call number that matches your birthday, write your birthday out in numbers. For example May 8
could be written 5/08. The call number would be 508. Books with call number 508 are about nature.
November 4 could be written 11/4. The call number would be 114. Books with call number 114 are about
space. April 23 could be written 4/23. The call number would be 423. Books with call number 423 are
about words, like dictionaries.
Can’t find an exact match? Check out what is close!
A Fairy Tale or Folk Tale
A Funny Book
o A Tale Dark & Grimm by Adam Gidwitz
o How to Train Your Dragon by Hiccup
o Jack and the Beanstalk by Steven Kellogg
Horrendous Hoddock II by Cressida
o Rumpelstilskin by Paul O’Zelinsky
Cowell
o The Story of King Arthur and His Knights by
o Zippity Zinger by Henry Winkler
o I Survived Middle School by James
Patterson
Howard Pyle
o Golem by David Wisnipwski
o The Catskill Witch and Other Tales of the
o Diary of a Wimpy Kid Series by Jeff
Kinney
Hudson Valley by James McMurry
o The Adventures of Odysseus by Hugh Lupton
o Trials of Apollo: The Hidden Oracle by
Rick Riordan
A Book Set in a Different Country
o Of Nightingales That Weep by Katherine
A Biography
o Escape! The Story of the Great Houdini by
Sid Fleischman
o Brown Girl Dreaming by Jaqueline
Woodson
o Amelia Earhart: Flying Solo by John
Burke
Paterson
o The Cay by Theodore Taylor
o Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
o The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson
Burnett
o The Marvels by Brian Selznick
o Midnight for Charlie Bone by Jenny Nimmo
o Who was George Washington?
by Roberta Edwards
o Abraham Lincoln: Civil War President by
John F. Grabowski
o Phineas Gage: A Gruesome But True
Story by John Fleishman
o The Greatest: Muhammad Ali by Walter
Dean Myers
A Book that Became a Movie
o Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief by
Rick Riordan
o Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
o Matilda by Roald Dahl
o Holes by Louis Sachar
o The Giver by Lois Lowry
o Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by
Roald Dahl