World Book Day is a global celebration of books and reading. It aims to promote literacy and encourage a love of reading in children and adults alike. There are two main celebrations:
World Book Day (UK and Ireland): Celebrated annually on the first Thursday in March, it provides every child in full-time education with a voucher to spend on books.
World Book Day (UK and Ireland)
World Book and Copyright Day: Celebrated annually on April 23rd, it honors the anniversary of the deaths of several prominent authors, including William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes.
Dressing up as a book character: This is a popular activity for children, and can be a great way to spark conversations about books and characters.
Dressing up as a book character on World Book Day
Reading marathons: Challenge yourself to read as many books as possible in a day or a week.
Book swaps: Exchange books with friends, family, or classmates.
Book clubs: Discuss your favorite books with others and share your thoughts and opinions.
Writing contests: Write your own stories, poems, or reviews.
Book fairs: Visit your local library or bookstore to browse new books and authors.
Author visits: Invite an author to speak at your school or library.
No matter how you choose to celebrate, World Book Day is a great opportunity to share your love of reading with others and encourage a lifelong love of books.
