Which of thecharactersdo think youcould befriends with?How did thebook impactyou as areader?What wasyour favoritepart of thebook? Were the protagonistand antagonistoriginal or cookie-cutter characters?Elaborate on yourresponse, either way.Did you agreewith thecharacters'decisions?Explain why orwhy not.Is this bookoverrated orunderrated?What did youthink of thewriting? Arethere anystandoutsentences?What aspect ofthe dystopianunit did you findmostdisturbing?What do youthink happensto the maincharacters afterthe ending? Are there anycharacters you'dlike to talk to? Ifso, who? Whatwould you say?Which twistsurprisedyou themost? Would youwant to readanother bookby thisauthor?Were thecharacters'behaviorsrealistic basedon theirconflicts?Would youever considerre-reading thebook? Why orwhy not?Whichcharacter didyou relate to, orempathize with,the most?Whatsurprised youmost aboutthe book’sresolution? Did the qualityof the writingmatch thestory's plot?  Did the bookstrike you asoriginal or wasit’s contentpredictable? Did the authorbring theconflicts to aneffectiveresolution?Explain.Are there anylingeringquestions fromthe book youstill needanswers to?What areyourthoughts onthe author’swriting style?How did youropinion ofthe bookchange asyou read?If you could insertyourself into thestoryline, at whatpoint would youenter the story?Explain. Are there anycharacters in thebook whoseperspective youagreed with?Disagreed with? Which of thecharactersdo think youcould befriends with?How did thebook impactyou as areader?What wasyour favoritepart of thebook? Were the protagonistand antagonistoriginal or cookie-cutter characters?Elaborate on yourresponse, either way.Did you agreewith thecharacters'decisions?Explain why orwhy not.Is this bookoverrated orunderrated?What did youthink of thewriting? Arethere anystandoutsentences?What aspect ofthe dystopianunit did you findmostdisturbing?What do youthink happensto the maincharacters afterthe ending? Are there anycharacters you'dlike to talk to? Ifso, who? Whatwould you say?Which twistsurprisedyou themost? Would youwant to readanother bookby thisauthor?Were thecharacters'behaviorsrealistic basedon theirconflicts?Would youever considerre-reading thebook? Why orwhy not?Whichcharacter didyou relate to, orempathize with,the most?Whatsurprised youmost aboutthe book’sresolution? Did the qualityof the writingmatch thestory's plot?  Did the bookstrike you asoriginal or wasit’s contentpredictable? Did the authorbring theconflicts to aneffectiveresolution?Explain.Are there anylingeringquestions fromthe book youstill needanswers to?What areyourthoughts onthe author’swriting style?How did youropinion ofthe bookchange asyou read?If you could insertyourself into thestoryline, at whatpoint would youenter the story?Explain. Are there anycharacters in thebook whoseperspective youagreed with?Disagreed with? 

Literary Reading Café - 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. Which of the characters do think you could be friends with?
  2. How did the book impact you as a reader?
  3. What was your favorite part of the book?
  4. Were the protagonist and antagonist original or cookie-cutter characters? Elaborate on your response, either way.
  5. Did you agree with the characters' decisions? Explain why or why not.
  6. Is this book overrated or underrated?
  7. What did you think of the writing? Are there any standout sentences?
  8. What aspect of the dystopian unit did you find most disturbing?
  9. What do you think happens to the main characters after the ending?
  10. Are there any characters you'd like to talk to? If so, who? What would you say?
  11. Which twist surprised you the most?
  12. Would you want to read another book by this author?
  13. Were the characters' behaviors realistic based on their conflicts?
  14. Would you ever consider re-reading the book? Why or why not?
  15. Which character did you relate to, or empathize with, the most?
  16. What surprised you most about the book’s resolution?
  17. Did the quality of the writing match the story's plot?
  18. Did the book strike you as original or was it’s content predictable?
  19. Did the author bring the conflicts to an effective resolution? Explain.
  20. Are there any lingering questions from the book you still need answers to?
  21. What are your thoughts on the author’s writing style?
  22. How did your opinion of the book change as you read?
  23. If you could insert yourself into the storyline, at what point would you enter the story? Explain.
  24. Are there any characters in the book whose perspective you agreed with? Disagreed with?