Children have ditched their school uniforms in favour of their favourite characters to celebrate World Book Day. The ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. World Book Day has come around again, and as ever, we love to see pictures of your children dressed as their favourite characters.

and costumes. Yes: each year, children show their love of reading by going to school dressed up as their favourite fictional character. World Book Day is important because it’s also the day that ...

has collaborated with a host of stars this year to promote local bookshop visits for World Book Day, the Mirror reports. Here's some of our favourite celebrity child costumes this year.

But there's a huge selection of ready made World Book Day costumes that you can buy on Amazon and many have been reduced in price. Ideas include Twig Boy reduced from £11.99 to £10.19 ...

Name of child, age and characterTobias-Jack. Age 1. Lion from Dear Zoo ...

But the thing about World Book Day is that it misses one target: the grown ups. While children are dressing up as the Wizard of Oz, the adults are reading not very much at all.

It comes as a new survey of 2,000 people indicated parents are spending nearly £20 per child on average on costumes to celebrate World Book Day. Research commissioned by cashback service Rakuten ...

Parents are forking out nearly £20 per child on average for World Book Day costumes this year, according to a survey. The event, set for Thursday March 6 2025, aims to instil a lifelong love of ...

went to school as Fantastic Mr Fox from the Roald Dahl novel Children have ditched their school uniforms in favour of their favourite characters to celebrate World Book Day. The international ...