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About: This bingo card is perfect for a lively book club meeting, capturing all the classic moments that make group reading discussions so much fun. With a playful and slightly irreverent tone, it reflects the inside jokes, literary debates, and enthusiastic tangents that happen when passionate readers gather—making it an ideal icebreaker for any book-loving group.
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Start by downloading the Book Club Bingo PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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This Book Club Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: We accidentally sound like a cult, Someone admits to skimming, Anatomy is discussed, Someone points out a plot hole, We talk about the book for less than 30 minutes, Someone brings up their partner's reaction, The author's vocabulary is criticized, The editing of the book is critiqued, Someone roasts the protagonist, Someone roasts the love interest, ACOTAR is brought up, Lord of the Rings is brought up, Someone's read a sequel, Someone has a different opinion than everyone else, Someone says another book did it better, The character development is critiqued, We're louder than everyone else at the bar, The pacing is discussed, Someone likes a side character more than the plot, Visible cringing is observed, The romantic relationship is analyzed, The audiobook is discussed, The book is compared to a previous book club book, Someone says they would have liked the book with changes, Someone joins book club for the first time, Someone needs help to mentally picture part of the book.
This Book Club Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: We accidentally sound like a cult, Someone admits to skimming, Anatomy is discussed, Someone points out a plot hole, We talk about the book for less than 30 minutes, Someone brings up their partner's reaction, The author's vocabulary is criticized, The editing of the book is critiqued, Someone roasts the protagonist, Someone roasts the love interest, ACOTAR is brought up, Lord of the Rings is brought up, Someone's read a sequel, Someone has a different opinion than everyone else, Someone says another book did it better, The character development is critiqued, We're louder than everyone else at the bar, The pacing is discussed, Someone likes a side character more than the plot, Visible cringing is observed, The romantic relationship is analyzed, The audiobook is discussed, The book is compared to a previous book club book, Someone says they would have liked the book with changes, Someone joins book club for the first time, Someone needs help to mentally picture part of the book.