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2025 reading challenge: bingo cards!

Bingo cards for the Read, Seed, Water, Feed 2025 reading challenge hosted on Storygraph. Download for screen or printing.

Read, Seed, Water, Feed: a 2025 Reading Challenge on Storygraph. Upper section of a bingo card in blue and green shown.
Read, Seed, Water, Feed: a 2025 Reading Challenge on Storygraph. Upper section of a bingo card displayed. More descriptive alt text is available within the body of the post.

Welcome to the Read, Seed, Water, Feed - 2025 Reading Challenge!

Below are bingo cards for the reading challenge for both screen display and printing. The printing cards are black and white and have space with each prompt for a book name, very short note, or any way you want to use it. The screen display cards have several color options.

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This image has a full alt text description of the screen display bingo card for the Read, Seed, Water, Feed reading challenge. The others only show differences in the colors used. Bingo card with book prompts, in green and light and dark gray colors. Header text and background color: green. Header background and bingo boxes: dark gray. Subheader text and bingo text: light gray. The photo in the background is described in the caption. Title reads: Read, Seed, Water, Feed: A 2025 Reading Challenge on Storygraph. Book emojis at the top. Challenge prompts are arranged in a grid/bingo with 5 across and 5 down. First row, left to right: Book written by an author from/written about Puerto Rico Book of poetry or short stories by a Black and/or Indigenous author Historical fiction by author who is Black, Indigenous, and/or part of global majority Book written about or by one or more current or former prisoners Book written about/by an author from the Congo, Lebanon, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen Second row, left to right: Book about impacts of US actions taken in name of “war on terror” & cost of US “freedom” Book by a Caribbean author Graphic novel or comic book by a Black and/or Indigenous author Book about antiblackness and/or what it is to be Black in this world by a Black author Book written by/about that includes the perspective of a sex worker Third row, left to right, this row has a gap in the middle for the free space: Book of poetry, essays, or memoir by queer, trans, or two-spirit author who is racialized Book on/includes anarchism by an author who is Black, Indigenous, and/or part of global majority Nonfiction book on abolition, immigration justice, and/or what we build in their place Book written by an author from/written about Haiti Fourth row, left to right: Book about any/some/all: disability, mental health, neurodivergence, healing Book written by/about that has perspectives of peoples experiencing homelessness Book written by/about that includes perspectives of refugees and other migrants Indigenous speculative fiction book (ex. Indigenous futurism, fantasy, spec. fiction, etc) Decolonial, anti-imperialist, and/or anti-carceral feminism by an author who is racialized Fifth and final row, left to right: Black speculative fiction book (ex. Afrofuturism, Africanfuturism, Black horror, fantasy, etc) Novel by a nonbinary, two-spirit, trans, and/or intersex author or has a main char. who is Book about slavery or the afterlife of slavery by an author who is racialized Book by a Mexican or Central or South American author Book: impacts of people w/power interacting w/water in a way that obstructs the flow of life Small text at the bottom clarifies: “Racialized” refers to people who are Black, Indigenous, and/or part of the global majority.
Black and white bingo card for printing. Challenge prompts are arranged in a grid/bingo with 4 across and 4 down, with each grid containing a space to write a book name or other short notes. The bingo card for printing and planning spans two pages and includes bonus categories. Title reads: Read, Seed, Water, Feed 2025 First row, left to right: Book written by an author from/written about Puerto Rico Book of poetry or short stories by a Black and/or Indigenous author Historical fiction by author who is Black, Indigenous, and/or part of global majority Book written about or by one or more current or former prisoners Second row, left to right: Book written about/by an author from the Congo, Lebanon, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen Book about impacts of US actions taken in name of “war on terror” & cost of US “freedom” Book by a Caribbean author Graphic novel or comic book by a Black and/or Indigenous author Third row, left to right: Book about antiblackness and/or what it is to be Black in this world by a Black author Book written by/about that includes the perspective of a sex worker Book of poetry, essays, or memoir by queer, trans, or two-spirit author who is racialized Book on/includes anarchism by an author who is Black, Indigenous, and/or part of global majority Fourth row, left to right: Nonfiction book on abolition, immigration justice, and/or what we build in their place Book written by an author from/written about Haiti Book about any/some/all: disability, mental health, neurodivergence, healing Book written by/about that has perspectives of peoples experiencing homelessness
Black and white bingo card for printing. Challenge prompts are arranged in a grid/bingo with 4 across and 4 down, with each grid containing a space to write a book name or other short notes. Title reads: Read, Seed, Water, Feed 2025 First row, left to right: Book written by/about that includes perspectives of refugees and other migrants Indigenous speculative fiction book (ex. Indigenous futurism, fantasy, spec. fiction, etc) Decolonial, anti-imperialist, and/or anti-carceral feminism by an author who is racialized Black speculative fiction book (ex. Afrofuturism, Africanfuturism, Black horror, fantasy, etc) Second row, left to right: Novel by a nonbinary, two-spirit, trans, and/or intersex author or has a main char. who is Book about slavery or the afterlife of slavery by an author who is racialized Book by a Mexican or Central or South American author Book: impacts of people w/power interacting w/water in a way that obstructs the flow of life Third row, left to right, bonus categories: Bonus Categories: all by authors: Black, Indigenous, and/or part of global majority Children's book related to any of the other prompts Book about colonialism, colonization, settler colonialism and/or decolonization Literary or cultural criticism that is anti-imperialist, anti-carceral, antiracist, and/or decolonial Fourth row, left to right, bonus categories: Book about or by an author who is part of the Black radical tradition Book about Marxism, socialism, communism, and/or labor Looping line points to text that reads: Join the reading challenge on Storygraph! page 2 of 2

Read, Seed, Water, Feed: a 2025 Reading Challenge on Storygraph - Bingo cards for printing/planning or screen display with different colors. Behind the bingo boxes and their border is a photograph of a window filled with posters taken at the Pro-Palestine Gaza Solidarity Encampment at the New School in NYC in spring 2024. A few partially visible posters show part of the text for “Drop the charges against our students,” “Hands off Rafah,” “Divest Divest,” and “Free Palestine.” Photo credit: Flicker

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