Children across Saffron Walden are dressing up in their best literary costumes to celebrate World Book Day.
World Book Day takes place every year on the first Thursday in March as a national celebration of books and reading.
Every child in full-time education receives a voucher to spend on books, with schools across the UK taking part in special activities to celebrate.
Some of last year's costumes included the Cat in the Hat, Winnie the Pooh, The Worst Witch and more.
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What is your child's name?Lexi Dodds
How old is your child?4
What year are they in?Nursery
What school do they go to?Framwellgate Moor Primary School
What did your child dress up as?Queen of hearts
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Lexi as queen of heart for world book day What is your child's name?Dougray Anderson
How old is your child?9
What year are they in?4
What school do they go to?Clavering
What did your child dress up as?Draco Malfoy
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Dougray What is your child's name?Jayden Mackay
How old is your child?10
What year are they in?6
What school do they go to?R.A.B.
What did your child dress up as?The BFG
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Jayden Mackay What is your child's name?Bea Briant and Sophie Stephenson
How old is your child?8
What year are they in?3
What school do they go to?Thaxted Primary School
What did your child dress up as?Pyjama themed day
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Bea Briant (with favourite Teddy also in pyjamas) and Sophie Stephenson sharing their double oodie Did your children dress up for World Book Day?
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