Resources

• Oregon Battle of the Books website

There is a great deal of information on the official OBOB website. For adults assisting with student teams, the Coaches' Guide may be especially helpful.

• Oregon Battle of the Books Facebook group

Find updates and useful information on this public Facebook group.

• Cedar Mill & Bethany Community Libraries OBOB page

This local library group offers sets of unofficial practice questions as well as online events for adults and kids. There is also a Kahoot! available for kids to play.

• Washington County Cooperative Library Services OBOB page

WCCLS hosts a number of OBOB events for adults and kids. They have several helpful resources, including an author pronunciation sheet. There is a helpful section on this page, "What Does a Battle Look Like?," with video links.

• Beaverton City Library OBOB page

Beaverton librarians also write unofficial practice questions and post them here.

• Lake Oswego Public Library OBOB page

The librarians here wrote their own sets of practice questions and have also made some great YouTube "trailers"!