You refer acustomerto Just forYouLGBTQ+for YAYourecommenda graphicnovel.PoetryYouincorporateappeal factorsinto your RAinteraction.A customerwants shortstorybooks.You suggestan Oprahbook clubbook.Customerasks fordystopiannovel.Parent asksif a book is'appropriate'for theirchild.A customerasks for adiversebook.Child readerreads abovetheir level.You suggest a'different' item(LaunchPad,play-a-way,bookpack)You recommenda big author -JamesPatterson,Danielle Steele,Rick Riordan...RAinteraction10 tillclose.Adultcustomerasks for agoodaudiobook.Yousuggest alarge typebook.You suggesta book thatis also amovie.Children'sRAInteractionYA RAInteractionAdult RAinteractionArmchairtravelerA customerwould likea cozymysteryLatestromancehitYousuggest anew book.You suggesta book thecustomerhas alreadyread.Commentedon an RAblog postClassicsfor kidsYou suggest abook you'veread - and thecustomertakes it!AudiovisualRAChild needsrecommendations- and only nodsor shakes theirhead."Can Ihave asadbook?"Yourecommenda book youdon't like.Customerasks fortime travelbooksA customerasks fora picturebook about___.Yousuggest aBook ClubKit title.You suggesta bookfeaturing ananimal!Customerasks forchild-rearingbooks."Bookslike JaneAusten's?"Customerasking fortheir childCustomerasks forbooks oncoronavirusCustomerasking fortheirparentCustomerasks for afantasybook.A customerwantsmodernromancebooks.Audiobookfor a roadtripYou ask acolleaguefor help.Bestseller- NOTJamesPattersonSmallbusinessbook"Do you haveany books onplumbing?"(or otherhandywork)A customerasks aboutreadinglevels.You refer acustomerto Just forYouLGBTQ+for YAYourecommenda graphicnovel.PoetryYouincorporateappeal factorsinto your RAinteraction.A customerwants shortstorybooks.You suggestan Oprahbook clubbook.Customerasks fordystopiannovel.Parent asksif a book is'appropriate'for theirchild.A customerasks for adiversebook.Child readerreads abovetheir level.You suggest a'different' item(LaunchPad,play-a-way,bookpack)You recommenda big author -JamesPatterson,Danielle Steele,Rick Riordan...RAinteraction10 tillclose.Adultcustomerasks for agoodaudiobook.Yousuggest alarge typebook.You suggesta book thatis also amovie.Children'sRAInteractionYA RAInteractionAdult RAinteractionArmchairtravelerA customerwould likea cozymysteryLatestromancehitYousuggest anew book.You suggesta book thecustomerhas alreadyread.Commentedon an RAblog postClassicsfor kidsYou suggest abook you'veread - and thecustomertakes it!AudiovisualRAChild needsrecommendations- and only nodsor shakes theirhead."Can Ihave asadbook?"Yourecommenda book youdon't like.Customerasks fortime travelbooksA customerasks fora picturebook about___.Yousuggest aBook ClubKit title.You suggesta bookfeaturing ananimal!Customerasks forchild-rearingbooks."Bookslike JaneAusten's?"Customerasking fortheir childCustomerasks forbooks oncoronavirusCustomerasking fortheirparentCustomerasks for afantasybook.A customerwantsmodernromancebooks.Audiobookfor a roadtripYou ask acolleaguefor help.Bestseller- NOTJamesPattersonSmallbusinessbook"Do you haveany books onplumbing?"(or otherhandywork)A customerasks aboutreadinglevels.

Readers' Advisory BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. You refer a customer to Just for You
  2. LGBTQ+ for YA
  3. You recommend a graphic novel.
  4. Poetry
  5. You incorporate appeal factors into your RA interaction.
  6. A customer wants short story books.
  7. You suggest an Oprah book club book.
  8. Customer asks for dystopian novel.
  9. Parent asks if a book is 'appropriate' for their child.
  10. A customer asks for a diverse book.
  11. Child reader reads above their level.
  12. You suggest a 'different' item (LaunchPad, play-a-way, bookpack)
  13. You recommend a big author - James Patterson, Danielle Steele, Rick Riordan...
  14. RA interaction 10 till close.
  15. Adult customer asks for a good audiobook.
  16. You suggest a large type book.
  17. You suggest a book that is also a movie.
  18. Children's RA Interaction
  19. YA RA Interaction
  20. Adult RA interaction
  21. Armchair traveler
  22. A customer would like a cozy mystery
  23. Latest romance hit
  24. You suggest a new book.
  25. You suggest a book the customer has already read.
  26. Commented on an RA blog post
  27. Classics for kids
  28. You suggest a book you've read - and the customer takes it!
  29. Audiovisual RA
  30. Child needs recommendations - and only nods or shakes their head.
  31. "Can I have a sad book?"
  32. You recommend a book you don't like.
  33. Customer asks for time travel books
  34. A customer asks for a picture book about ___.
  35. You suggest a Book Club Kit title.
  36. You suggest a book featuring an animal!
  37. Customer asks for child-rearing books.
  38. "Books like Jane Austen's?"
  39. Customer asking for their child
  40. Customer asks for books on coronavirus
  41. Customer asking for their parent
  42. Customer asks for a fantasy book.
  43. A customer wants modern romance books.
  44. Audiobook for a road trip
  45. You ask a colleague for help.
  46. Bestseller - NOT James Patterson
  47. Small business book
  48. "Do you have any books on plumbing?" (or other handywork)
  49. A customer asks about reading levels.