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Board Game Reading Challenge Prompts

  1.  Apples to Apples - A book with fruit on the cover
  2. Axis and Allies - A book set in World War II
  3. Backgammon - A classic book
  4. Balderdash - The title of the book contains a strange or obscure word
  5. Bananagrams - A book with a yellow cover
  6. Barrel 'O Monkeys - Animals are important to the story
  7. Battleship - A book that takes place in or on water
  8. Boggle - A book that kept you guessing
  9. Candyland - A sweet read
  10. Cards Against Humanity -A book containing irreverent humor
  11. Checkers  - A book with black and white or black and red on the cover
  12. Chess - Features Royalty
  13. Chinese Checkers  - A book that is a translation
  14. Chutes and Ladders - A book with several plot twists
  15. Clue - A locked room mystery
  16. Concentration - A complex read
  17. Connect Four - Either a book in a 4-book series or the 4th book in a series
  18. Cranium - A book that contains the word "cat", "head", "star" or "word"
  19. Dominoes - Part of a duology
  20. Don't Break the Ice - A book set in a cold climate
  21. Guess Who - A book with a mysterious villain
  22. Hi-Ho Cherry-O - A book with a title that rhymes
  23. Hungry Hungry Hippos - A book with an alliterative title
  24. Jenga - A book with a tall tower or tall building on the cover
  25. Mahjong - A book set in the 19th century
  26. Mancala - A book set in Africa
  27. Mastermind - A book that features codes or code breaking
  28. Monopoly - A book featuring a wealthy character
  29. Mouse Trap - A book that features a set-up
  30. Operation - A book in which the main character is in the medical field
  31. Othello - A Shakespeare play or a retelling
  32. Parcheesi - A book set in India
  33. Perfection - A tense read
  34. Phase 10 - A book with a number in the title
  35. Pictionary - A book with illustration
  36. Risk - A book with a map
  37. Rummikub - A book with a face on the cover
  38. Scattergories - A book published in the 1980s
  39. Scrabble - A buddy read
  40. Sequence - A book that features STEM
  41. Settlers of Catan - A book that are settlers or pioneers
  42. Simon - A book with the main character's name in the title
  43. Skip-Bo - The next book in a series you've already started
  44. Sorry - A book you wish you hadn't read
  45. Stratego - A book with a character in the military
  46. Taboo - A banned book
  47. The Farming Game - A character is a farmer or the book is set on a farm
  48. The Game of Life - A life story (fiction or non-fiction)
  49. Ticket to Ride - A book in which a character travels by train
  50. Trivial Pursuit - A nonfiction book that taught you something new
  51. Trouble - A book with multiple character quests
  52. Twister - A book with red, yellow, green and blue on the cover
  53. Uno - A book with a one word title
  54. Yahtzee - A retelling of another story

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