World Book Day 2015

The DolphinMarch 4, 2015

March 5th 2015

The Biggest Book show on Earth.... is how World Book Day is described. With children all over the world dressing up and just getting down to reading, there are all sorts of things to do. Share a story competition, Dress Up and Donate, The Biggest Bookshop in Earth Online and a World Book Day, Lucky Dip... plus of course the £1 offer on loads of books.

BooksGoWalkabout is offering a free conversation with one of our authors from across the world. It can be to any school with internet connection that can skype out.

BGW logoJS Check out the offer at World Book Day events

Have fun on World Book Day.

Sue Martin Books Go Walkabout-

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