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World Book Day 2017 in Kent: send us your pictures of your costumes

From Mad Hatters to Harry Potters and Willy Wonkas - they'll all be heading off to school in Kent today, as schools celebrate World Book Day.

Children across the county - and teachers - are setting off to school dressed as their favourite book characters today for the national celebration.

World Book Day - which this year is on Thursday, March 2 - is held every year to celebrate the magic of stories and pictures, and to show just how much fun books and reading can be. And this year is special as it is the 20th anniversary of the event.

Cameron and Hector dress up for Julia Donaldson's book Stick Man at Leeds and Broomfield School last year Picture: Gary Browne
Cameron and Hector dress up for Julia Donaldson's book Stick Man at Leeds and Broomfield School last year Picture: Gary Browne

We want to see your pictures. Send us your pictures by emailing news@thekmgroup.co.uk, or tag us in on Twitter @Kent_Online

World Book Day 2017
World Book Day 2017

Since World Book Day began in 1997, more than 275 million book tokens have been given away. For details of the day, visit worldbookday.com

Will you be dressing up as Wally on World Book Day? Picture: Walker Books
Will you be dressing up as Wally on World Book Day? Picture: Walker Books
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