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Liverpool Echo
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Phoebe Barton

23 Liverpool kids who ruled World Book Day 2022

World Book Day Merseyside

Children across Merseyside dressed up as their favourite characters today for World Book Day 2022.

Liverpool didn’t disappoint as kids across the city went all out as they transformed into their chosen book characters.

This included familiar faces from Harry Potter and Disney, as well as cherished children's classics that have been loved by generations for the last few decades.

READ MORE: Huge events programme hitting Liverpool with free theatre shows, music, dance classes and more

We asked ECHO readers to send us photos on our Facebook page of children in their family who have dressed up this World Book Day.

Here’s a selection of the hundreds we received.

Send us your World Book Day pictures here and they could appear in the Liverpool ECHO newspaper on March 12.

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