Reddit fantasy bingo

One of my friends does this:



I'm very tempted.
I'm not reading that much fantasy, but maybe I could try? Especially if I allow poetry, plays (yeah they can be fantasy), comics... No editing the card here, since it's not html, so I have a list instead.

First in a Series : The Hypnotists (Gordon Korman)
Alliterative Title : Princess Floralinda and the Forty-Flight Tower (Tamsyn Muir)
Under the Surface : The Luminous Dead (Caitlin Starling)
Criminals : Les mensonges de Locke Lamora (Scott Lynch)
Dreams : Dors ton sommeil de brute (Carole Martinez)

Entitled Animals : Crow (Ted Hughes)
Bards : The Bugle Calls 1-2 (Mozuku Sora, Higoro Toumori)
Prologues and epilogues : Frère Wulf 4 (Joseph Delaney)
Self-published or Indie : anOther Mythology: Poems (Maxwell I. Gold)
Romantasy : The Girl from the Sea (Molly Knox Ostertag)

Dark Academia : Magic for Liars (Sarah Gailey)
Multi PoV : The Dark Archive (Genevieve Cogman)
Published in 2024 : Alma 3 (Timothée de Fombelle)
Disabled Character : The Monster Baru Cormorant (Seth Dickinson)
Published in the 90s : La fiancée du Dieu Rat (Barbara Hambly)

Orcs, Trolls and Goblins : Nine Goblins (Ursula Vernon)
Space Opera : Ninefox Gambit (Yoon-Ha Lee)
Author of Color : Raven Stratagem (Yoon-Ha Lee)
Survival : Scurry (Mac Smith)
Judge a book by its cover : La vieille anglaise et le continent (Valérie Mangin)

Set in a Small Town : La mécanique du diable (Philip Pullman)
Five Short Stories : Toad Words and Other Stories (Ursula Vernon)
Eldritch Creatures : The Book of Bill (Alex Hirsch)
Reference Material : Mauvaise saison sur l'Olympe (Ismail Kadaré)
Book Club or Readalong Book : Lord of the Rings (JRR Tolkien)