Are you taking part in a Halloween costume swap?

The costume swap event is running until 31 October
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You may have heard of book swaps, but have you ever done a costume swap?
A library in Dudley is doing just that - running a Halloween costume swap event this year.
The big swap event is taking place at Brierley Hill Library until 31 October.
"It is an outfit exchange where you can bring a costume that you don't like anymore or have grown out of and swap it for a different one.
If you don't have one to swap though, don't worry, we'll find you one that you can take anyway," Rocco De Gregorio, Library manager, told Newsround.
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"Swaps like this are important as they are a way of recycling and protecting the planet as well as being a way of making sure that everyone can take part, supporting children and families who may otherwise find it hard to be able to afford a new costume," said Mr De Gregorio.
Lots of other libraries, schools and local community spaces across the UK have also been holding similar costume swaps.
A similar costume swap event was held for World Book Day too.
What do you think of costume swaps? Do you think they're a good idea? Would you try one out? Let us know in the comments below!