Book Bingo

Book Bingo Adult Summer Reading 2026. Presented by Seeattle Arts and Lectures, The Seattle Public Library and King County Library System
Book Bingo Adult Summer Reading 2026. Presented by Seeattle Arts and Lectures, The Seattle Public Library and King County Library System

Book Bingo

Adult Summer Reading 2026

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You're invited read adventurously all summer with us! Book Bingo fosters connection with friends, family, and neighbors around books and reading.

How to play

Keep track of books you read from May 22-September 8 by writing the title and author in the matching square on your bingo card. Book titles may be used only once per card.

For readers 18 and older.

How to win

Bingo

Complete a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line! Turn in your card and you’ll be entered into a drawing for a special Book Bingo prize.

Blackout

Complete all 25 squares! Turn in your card and you’ll be entered in a drawing for one of three grand prizes—including a SAL subscription to 4 free events of your choice in the 2026/27 season.

Submit your card for the prize drawing

Submit your completed card (front and back) with either a bingo or a blackout in one of the following ways:

  1. Drop off your card (or a copy) at any branch of The Seattle Public Library or the King County Library System.
  2. Complete this submission form.

ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY 6 p.m. ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 8, 2026. Do not submit card more than one time or to more than one library system.

Check out these library staff recommendations to spark your imagination for Book Bingo!

Book Bingo Reading Recommendations

Have fun and happy reading!

Meet the artist: Vivian Li

The 2026 Book Bingo card features original artwork by Seattle-based illustrator Vivian Li, who creates under the name Vivian Likes Fruit, opens a new window.

About this program

Book Bingo is a collaboration between Seattle Arts & Lectures (SAL), opens a new window, The Seattle Public Library (SPL), opens a new window, and King County Library System (KCLS). This program is supported in part by the KCLS Foundation, opens a new window.

King County Library System Foundation
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