Little literature lovers all over Swindon celebrated World Book Day by dressing up as their favourite characters.
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As A Lifelong Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Fan, I Did Not Need Willy Wonka's Backstory In The 2005 MovieCharlie and the Chocolate Factory was reviled for many reasons, and the biggest culprit is Willy Wonka's awful backstory.
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Fantastic photos of Sunderland children dressed as their favourite characters on World Book DayWilly Wonker, Bluey, Harry Potter and Mr Bean were just some of the array of colourful characters heading the city’s schools ...
CHILDREN across north and mid Essex have brought their favourite literature characters to life as the popular World Book Day event returns.
Grace Carroll, aged six, from Wigan in Greater Manchester, dressed as Willie Wonka from Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. Grace said she spent three days creating a book in a box display for ...
Use black tracksuit bottoms and white T-shirt, with a black cardigan (and white gloves if you have them). Make a red bow out ...
Use black tracksuit bottoms and white T-shirt, with a black cardigan (and white gloves if you have them). Make a red bow out ...
Every year to mark World Book Day, children across East Lancashire and the rest of the country dress up as their favourite literary characters. The day celebrates the power of reading, and how it can ...
"Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" debuted over 50 years ago. The movie features a screenplay by Roald Dahl and is based on the author's 1964 novel "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." ...
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