World Book Day is almost here (Thursday 6 March, people. Time to shine!). If you’ve been blissfully unaware that it’s this ...

How do you approach World Book Day costumes - do you go all out, or do you prefer budget-friendly, DIY options? Share your tips, tricks, and favourite costume ideas in the comments section.

March 6 marks World Book Day this year, a global celebration of literature, illustration and the joy of reading. Sometimes you want to just hold on to that book you’ve already read because it ...

You can purchase World Book Day costumes from Amazon and Argos also offers some great costume ideas. Article continues below However, creating your own can often be a more cost-effective option.

From social media to AI, new technologies have changed the way that we produce and consume poetry. For World Poetry Day, we ...

If you’re well and truly panicking because you haven’t got a World Book Day costume, we’re here to tell you to make a cuppa, put your feet up and have a scroll. While plenty of schools ...

The British Council in partnership with the University of Reading, United Kingdom organised a discussion on author-diplomat ...

You can purchase World Book Day costumes from Amazon and Argos also offers some great costume ideas. However, creating your own can often be a more cost-effective option. We have plenty of fancy ...

World Book Day is as exciting for kids as it is daunting for the parents who help make them their costumes for the big day. An Opinium survey showed that 22% of UK parents feel the need to impress ...

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With Mother’s Day approaching, the time to find a gift for mums has arrived. Although flowers and chocolates are safe options ...