“I also really like the red hood that comes with the costume too.” Rating: 5/5 We previously shared some more World Book Day costume ideas for 2022 – from Harry Potter to Cat in the Hat.

Thursday, March 5, 2020, is World Book Day Costume ideas for adults. With an array of characters to choose from, there's something for everyone on World Book Day.

For this year’s World Book Day, which takes place on Thursday 5 March, numerous children have donned a variety of fun and eye-catching costumes, some of which were expertly made from scratch.

The day is marked in over 100 countries. In the UK, the first World Book Day took place in 1997 to encourage young people to read for pleasure. The charity event aims to promotes reading for pleasure.

If you've got blue paint all you need is some loo roll to create Mr Bump from the Mr Men series Credit: St. Joseph's Catholic Primary School. The website said: “In 2021 World Book Day, just like ...

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. It is traditional for ...

World Book Day may be looking rather different this year, but families are still being encouraged to enter into the spirit of the occasion with traditional dressing up while also enjoying some ...

Parents are expected to spend an average of £19 per child on World Book Day costumes in 2025; Over a fifth of parents feel pressured to create standout costumes, with 11% spending more than £50; ...

You can also head over to George at ASDA and pick up a whole host of different World Book Day costumes like this Peter Rabbit Fancy Dress Costume, £10.50 here (was £14), in a range of ages.

No costumes and plenty of time to read with your children – at last, a World Book Day we can all enjoy. With schools closed, the pressure of dressing to impress is, finally, off .

Parents are expected to spend an average of £19 per child on World Book Day costumes in 2025; Over a fifth of parents feel pressured to create standout costumes, with 11% spending more than £50; ...