Last December, I posted a 2018 reading goals bingo card for myself. The original post can be viewed here. One year later, I am happy to say, I GOT BINGO! Below are my results.

The categories in bold represent books I read in 2018.

Novel in verse	Translated work by POC	Religion (fiction or nonfiction)	Short story anthology	Indigenous sovereignty
Holiday or cultural event	Settler colonialism	Book of poetry	Decolonizing academia	Book in Spanish
JA activism	Reread childhood favorite	Novel (any genre)	Bilingual book	Picture book w POC author and illustrator
YA or MG by POC	Nikkei in Japan	Historical fiction by Nikkei writer	Graphic novel by non-Japanese POC	Culinary history
Racism in medicine	Sexuality or gender identity	South or Southeast Asian writer	Romance by POC	Memoir by a Black activist

My 2018 bingo books:

• JA activism – The Long Afterlife of Nikkei Wartime Incarceration
• Reread childhood favorite – The Best Bad Thing
• Novel (any genre) – Seesaw Girl
• Bilingual book – A Place Where Sunflowers Grow
• Picture book w POC author and illustrator – The Fog

Other books I read in 2018:

• Novel in verse – Forest World
• Indigenous sovereignty – Deer Woman
• Book of poetry – My Mother Was a Freedom Fighter
• YA or MG by POC – Hoodoo
• Historical fiction by Nikkei writer – A Jar of Dreams
• Graphic novel by non-Japanese POC – MFK
• South or Southeast Asian writer – Pashmina
• Memoir by a Black activist – When They Call You a Terrorist

I did not include any Japanese-language books I read this year. I also omitted books which did not fit any of the bingo categories.