Woof!
OBOB.dog is a new way to explore Oregon Battle of the Books (OBOB) questions and test your knowledge via online battles.
Our battles consists of a mix of “in which book” and “content” questions, and you can choose which books you'd like to focus on in your battle.
Test your knowlege on your own with a solo battle at your own pace, or play with your team/friends/family in a timed friend battle — similar to what you might experience in a real OBOB battle!
Learn more about OBOBWe collect questions from various schools, libraries, and parent volunteers across Oregon that have posted questions publicly for all to use (usually as PDFs or spreadsheets). Each question in the battle cites its source, for example:
- Cedar Mill Library
- Lake Oswego Library
- OBOB Practice-Question Coalition
New for the 2025-2026 school year, YOU can submit questions to the OBOB.dog community! Head to the Books & Questions page to see a summary of questions by book and submit your own. Try and fill in the gaps for areas of the books that are missing questions.
Made with 💚 by Rosie, Gianna, Simone, and Brian (Glencoe Elementary).

OBOB.dog is open source. Feel free to contribute, report issues, or make your own version!
View on GitHub Email UsOBOB.dog values the privacy of its users, especially our unique audience of students studying for Oregon Battle of the Books.
We've designed the site to be COPPA compliant with the following principles:
- OBOB.dog is a read-only with no login or signup required for use.
- There are no forms and we do not collect personal data of any kind.
- All questions have been written and reviewed by parent OBOB volunteers and reviewed for safety.
We're committed to providing a safe, private learning environment for all OBOB participants.