World Book Day 2019: Check out your brilliant costumesPublished7 March 2019Image source, BBC ugcImage caption, Here's a costume that will never grow old. Nine-year-old Rory from Aberdeen has dressed up as Peter Pan's shadow. It's super-creative and we think it's great!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Nine-year-old David is dressed as the Iron Giant. His Mum made his costume using papier maché. Impressive!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, It looks like Rishi has been eaten up by the croc from Roald Dahl's Enormous Crocodile story. His Grandma made his costume and we think it's snap-tastic!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, We love Aafrah and Rayyan's World Book Day looks - and from the size of those grins it looks like they do too! Aafrah is Gangster Granny and Rayyan is Mr Stink.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Sisters Matilda and Harriet have taken inspiration from The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe for their World Book Day costumes. Think you can only see one of them? Look again! Can you see someone hiding in the wardrobe?..Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Esme in Warrington is taking a seat on Sofia's sofa. This costume is wild!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, 10 year old Oli has dressed as Hedwig from the Harry Potter books. We think your costume is magic Oli!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Erin's wearing a regal expression as Alice in Wonderland's Queen of Hearts, while Meghan looks perfectly grumpy as Tom Gates' sister Delia.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Ayaan looks super cute as Paddington Bear. We wonder if there's marmalade in that suitcase!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, We are incredibly impressed with Mimi from Kent's Pippi Longstocking costume. Complete with bright orange plaits and freckles, the costume is finished off by her very own Mr Nillson monkey companion. You look brilliant, Mimi!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Olive looks fabulously floral as Frida Kahlo.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, We've found Wally! No - hang on - it's 6 year old Adam from Wigan.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Nina is practicing her roar dressed as Zog.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, William, 1, from Macclesfield has wasted no time getting involved with World Book Day from a young age, with this fantastic Woody outfit!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Ethan's been inspired by his favourite comic book character and is dressing up as Spider-Man, while his little brother Jesse makes a very cute Peter RabbitImage source, BBC UGCImage caption, Joshua and Jaylen make a great Thing 1 and Thing 2 - but who is who?!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, How does Arthur train his dragon? He starts by putting on this fantastic costume!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Here's a bold pose from Linus as he heads to school dressed as Tintin.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Not only is Elsie's costume looking brilliant, she's also really getting into character as Mrs Twit.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Sorrel's Aliens Love Underpants costume has really made us laugh. Looking great Sorrel!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, 8-year-old Suchetha from Watford makes a great Matilda.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Here's a pair who look very pleased with their World Book Day costumes. 8-year-old Tom is Mr Majeika, while his 6-year-old brother Jack is Claude the Dog. Great costumes, boys!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Poppy has got Violet Beauregarde's attitude nailed in her Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-inspired costume.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Kai'reece in London has spent the day as the BFG. Great ears, Kai-reece!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Emily and Chloe in Enniskillen have dressed as Maleficent and the book fairy. Magical costumes girls!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, We are loving Paddy with his mad scientist expression!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Mog can be a forgetful cat, but Sam remembered to dress up this World Book Day. Meow!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Frankie and Erin are dressed as Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee from Alice in Wonderland... but which one's which?!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Teo looks great as Iorek Byrnison from the His Dark Materials series.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, 9-year-old Bethany from South Shields looks out of this world as Ms Frizzle from The Magic School Bus Goes to Space.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, 7-year-old Delilah in Surrey helped her Mum make this Red Riding Hood costume completely from scratch. Wow! Great effort Delilah, you look fantastic.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Freddie is casting a spell on us, dressed as Harry Potter.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Cleo is feeling sparkly in her costume inspired by The Unicorn and the Rainbow Poop while her brother Zephyr makes a fearsome Highway Rat.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Check out the eyebrows! Lilly makes a great Miss Trunchball.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, You might know Eggs from Box Trolls but did you know the film was originally a book? 8-year-old Louis in Hertfordshire's costume was inspired by Here be Monsters.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, We think Sofia makes a great Mary Poppins, complete with friendly parrot!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Kaden looks fantastic as Greg Heffley from Diary of a Wimpy Kid - but we're not sure how much school work he'll get done with those hands on!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Charles and Oscar make a fearsome pair dressed as dinosaur and a pirate.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Louisa in Warwick looks fantastic as Ethel Hallow from The Worst Witch.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Lightning Girl is Jessica's current favourite book and has inspired her World Book Day costume.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Jessica and Megan are looking mischievous as Thing 1 and Thing 2.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Hana is getting in the World Book Day spirit with her costume. Go Hana!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Here are Theo and Robbie as James and the Giant Peach and Superdog! Great costumes boys.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Melia and Leo look brilliant in their costumes.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Thunderbirds are go! Sam looks great as Virgil Tracey.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Wilfred is ready for adventure dressed as Tintin - and Snowy the dog looks fab too!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Harry and Marley look super-cool as Horrid Henry and Alex Rider.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, 9-year-old Leo and 6-year-old Erin look great as The Boy in the Dress and Dorothy.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Jacob and Max are getting into character. Nice one, boys!Image source, BBC ugcImage caption, The Princess Diaries and Iron Man inspired Oliwia and Oskar's costumesImage source, BBC UGCImage caption, Alexander is neon-bright as The Lorax. Nice moustache Alexander!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Joy and Louis are ready to rock in their World Book Day costumes. Joy is Nikki from Dork Diaries and Louis is Percy Jackson.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Here's Noah all dressed up as the Christmasaurus for World Book DayImage source, BBC UGCImage caption, Sienna's gone to town with her World Book Day outfit, dressed as the Queen of Hearts.Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Amber's Mad Hatter costume is so colourful and fabulous. You look great, Amber!Image source, BBC UGCImage caption, Alyssia and Arlo are all dressed up for World Book Day. We hope Cruella De'Ville doesn't do anything mean to that puppy!