IT'S World Book Day today and schools and libraries across York, North and East Yorkshire will be celebrating with the rest of the country.
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My son as where's wally at Burton Green primary school Your pictures
My son Jack as incy wincy spider! Your pictures
Twins ellie and maygen mchale as princess jasmine from aladdin and the little mermaid (in her wedding dress at the end of the movie) Your pictures
Cara age 5 wanted to make her own outfit as she wanted to be patch from 101 Dalmatians 
Cara age 5 wanted to make her own outfit as she wanted to be patch from 101 Dalmatians Your pictures
Isabelle Your pictures
Sydney wood (age 4) as Little red riding hoodLiberty wood (age 5) as Snow WhiteNoah wood (age 9) as Harry PotterAt Westfield Primary School... World Book Day 2017 Your pictures
My daughters dressed as their favourite comic book character Harley quinn 
My daughters dressed as their favourite comic book character Harley quinn Your pictures
Ethan Stone aged 8, dressed up as Mad Hatter from Alice and Wonderland today for world book day at Westfield Primary School. 
Ethan Stone aged 8, dressed up as Mad Hatter from Alice and Wonderland today for world book day at Westfield Primary School. Your pictures
George at Scarcroft primary school world book day parade! Erik the Viking from Horrible Histories... Your pictures
Ebony (5) From Westfield primary school as Cruella Deville (101 Dalmations) Your pictures
My son Ryan Connolly dressed as a bin man as his favourite book is about rubbish and recycling Your pictures
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Harley Glenwright, 3, The very hungry caterpillar Your pictures
Harley Glenwright, 3, The very hungry caterpillar Your pictures
My daughter Lily (7) as the red crayon from the book 'The day the crayons quit' Your pictures
Amelie Dunn of Fishergate Primary School Your pictures
Charlie you got the golden ticket,Our Lady's queen of Martyrs school#worldbookday Your pictures
World book day where's wally and Skye 
World book day where's wally and Skye 
World book day where's wally and Skye Your pictures
Ava Johnston aged 4, as Sophie from Dahl's "The BFG" Your pictures
Edith (5) and Abigail (8) Taylor from Elvington, dressed as Alice in Wonderland and Sophie from BFG - complete with 'snozzcumber' Your pictures
My son Joe Taylor dressed as Super Tato ready for World Book day at Orchard Park pre school Your pictures
Our grandchildren Noah and Poppy ready for Ralph Butterfield school as Peter Rabbit and Steve Backshall 
Our grandchildren Noah and Poppy ready for Ralph Butterfield school as Peter Rabbit and Steve Backshall Your pictures
Olivia Carradice Aged 4 as Tinkerbell 
Olivia Carradice Aged 4 as Tinkerbell Your pictures
Ellie Makepeace Age 6, as the cheshire cat ready for world book day. Your pictures
Cleopatra and the red power ranger ☺ 
Cleopatra and the red power ranger ☺ 
Cleopatra and the red power ranger ☺ 
Cleopatra and the red power ranger ☺ Your pictures
Lorelai K dressed as Little Red Riding Hood. One of our favourite bedtime stories! Xx Your pictures
My boys ready for world book day. 
My boys ready for world book day. 
My boys ready for world book day. Your pictures
My Daughter dressed as Dorothy for world book day.
Above is the head teacher at Rufforth School James Rourke and below are three more photos the school has sent in from today.
Pictured below: Freya Franklin age 7 as Gangster Granny for world book day.
Below is Tia Quinlivan aged 7 as Matilda for world book day
Below is Nathaniel Franklin age 9 as Captain Underpants for world book day.
Below is James Kench dressed as the alien in Toy Story, aged 6 on his way to Clifton with Rawcliffe School
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