Elmer Girl's costume skirt, headband, fancy dress, world book day, One size fits all

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If you're feeling adventurous, you could also make your own using red fabric for the cape, blue trousers and a top, plus a makeshift S emblem for the chest area. It’s a time where they can transform into a princess for the day, whether that’s Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella or Princess Anna from Frozen.

Similar to making a patchwork quilt, you could sew together old baby clothes to make this colourful costume even more memorable. We even have a range of costumes from classic children’s tales including Mary Poppins, Willy Wonka and Matilda. For teenage Girl’s World Book Day costume ideas, your hunt just got ten times easier with our Tween Mad Hatter Costume and range of Hermione Granger costumes! A passion for reading can be built from an early age as the books that shape your childhood are likely to be remembered forever.You may already have one lying around the house from previous parties or Halloween, so pull it out again for World Book Day. It’s time for you to let you child’s imagination run wild amongst the stack of classic novels, this World Book Day!

My daughter knew I’d say no to making a giraffe and suggest something much more sensible, so she asked her nanny (Welsh) instead, knowing full well she hardly ever says no to her.

These costume ideas for boys will bring their favourite characters and literary heroes to life – from the enchanting pages of Harry Potter to the colourful comic books of Spider-Man. Dress your child in black and using a bit of scrap fabric, it's also super easy to make a cape fit for heroes.