Getting into character for World Book Day.
CHILDREN across Scotland are celebrating World Book Day today - and we want to feature the best costumes inspired by their favourite characters.
This year's theme is "Read Your Way".
World Book Day is celebrated in more than 100 countries around the world including the UK and Ireland. Booksellers are also taking part in World Book Day 2024, hosting events and activities.
As part of World Book Day, there will also be a range of books available for £1/€1.50 - the full list of which you can see here.
Share your children's costumes and they could be featured online!
Did your children dress up for World Book Day this year?
Send us your best photos of your children dressed up for World Book Day to see them online - and we might put them in the paper!
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