World Book Day, celebrated on Thursday, sees school children dress up as their favourite book characters, with schools also hosting other reading-themed events.

World Book Day 2025: Children don adorable fancy dress outfits to celebrate favourite literary characters Who have you dressed up as for World Book Day? Email: [email protected] ...

Schools across London are ditching the dress-up plans this World Book Day, asking children to wear pyjamas or dress as a word to try and help reduce the costs for families.

While plenty of schools encourage kids to dress up to celebrate their favourite book characters on 6 March, it doesn’t mean you have to fork out for a ready-made costume.

It comes as many schools across London are ditching the dress-up plans this World Book Day, asking children to wear pyjamas or dress as a word to try and help reduce the costs for families.

World Book Day has arrived and children across Northern Ireland are embracing the chance to ditch the school uniforms and get creative with their costumes.

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World Book Day, the annual celebration of books and reading, is coming up on 6 March! Here, our friends at Children's Books Ireland tell us all about it.

With two kids in secondary school who don’t need to dress up and two at an age where they’ll only wear what they really want to wear, I’ve hit the World Book Day sweet spot. It’s glorious.

World Book Day is looming, but it doesn't have to mean spending a fortune. Use what you have at home, make what you can and buy secondhand.

Schools across London are ditching the dress-up plans this World Book Day, asking children to wear pyjamas or dress as a word to try and help reduce the costs for families.