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Send us your World Book Day photos to feature in The Courier and Evening Telegraph

Use the form in this article to submit your pictures on Thursday.

Little Red Riding Hood - aka Clara, 6, from Perth - is ready for World Book Day. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson.
Little Red Riding Hood - aka Clara, 6, from Perth - is ready for World Book Day. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson.

It’s World Book Day on Thursday and we want to share your photos in The Courier and Evening Telegraph.

World Book Day is a highlight of the school year for children, with many schools and nurseries across Tayside and Fife inviting children to dress up as their favourite literary characters.

We want to share the fun with our readers by publishing the photos you send us of your children in their World Book Day outfits.

Submit your World Book Day photographs for the Evening Telegraph on March 7:

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We will try to include all submissions – or as many as we can – in print in The Courier and Evening Telegraph and some in an online gallery.

From Thursday morning until noon on Friday, you can use our form to submit your photograph for publication.

Alexander Skelton (left) and Annabelle McLelland dressed up for World Book Day last year at the Community School of Auchterarder. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.

We loved looking through last year’s submitted snaps of local children dressed as storybook stars including Alice in Wonderland and The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

An annual event created by UNESCO, World Book Day was first held in the UK in 1997.

It is a worldwide celebration of books and reading marked in over 100 countries.

Promoting reading for pleasure, it gives every child and young person the chance to have a book of their own, through distributing book tokens and offering £1 books.

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