A slight case of overblogging

With just over a day left, I have completed a column on the regular adult reading bingo card (about ten days ago), and one on the "more reading" card (this afternoon).

On the main card:

• Staff recommendation: Shut Up and Read, by Jeannine A. Cook (I borrowed this from the library because of BPL summer reading.)
• Learn a Boston fact: Allston is named after a painter (I spent some time wandering around Wikipedia to find a Boston fact I didn't know.)
• Orange cover: The Dragon Has Some Complaints, by John Wiswell
• Learn a new word: "bisonoric," describes a kind of accordion that has two tunings at the same time. From a conversation on the Scintillation Discord.
• Page to screen: Green for Danger, by Christianna Brand

More reading card:

• A love story: Harmonic Pleasures, by Celia Lake
• Transgender author: What We Are Seeking, by Cameron Reed
• From your to-be-read pile: "It's Classified," by Ardes Shea (I read this several months after I got it, because of the summer reading bingo card)
• Reread a favorite: A Few Figs from Thistles, by Edna St. Vincent Millay (An old favorite, which I just reread for the summer reading)
• Set in New England: The Sheltering Fire, by Ruthanna Emrys

That's two books I read, and one I reread, because of the summer reading challenge. I also read some things that would let me check off other boxes, sometimes more than one per book. I don't think it led me to read more, in total, than I otherwise would have in the last three months. As I remarked to rysmiel, the library keeps the lists of recommended books for different categories online indefinitely, and I sometimes look at previous years' lists for ideas if I don't know what I want to read next.