On Thursday, March 5, schoolchildren across Chester and Ellesmere Port will be celebrating World Book Day by dressing up as their favourite book characters.
Last year we received hundreds of photos of your kids in their amazing costumes and we want to do the same again.
To send in your photos tweet us @ChesterChron of fill out the form below.
World Book Day was first celebrated in the UK in 1995 and takes place on the first Thursday in March.
The United Kingdom's own version of World Book Day formally began in 1998, launched by Prime Minister Tony Blair at the Globe Theatre in London.
Several million schoolchildren in Great Britain were given a £1 special World Book Day Book Token which could be redeemed against any book in any UK bookshop. A specially created WBD anthology priced at £1 was also published.
Since then, World Book Day UK has followed a similar pattern, gradually growing each year to encompass more initiatives, such as Spread The Word, Quick Reads Initiative and Books for Hospitals.
Every year, the number of children receiving a World Book Day Book Token has increased.
In 2000, instead of a single £1 special anthology, four separate £1 books were published, covering a wider age-range. Since then, each year has seen a new set of special £1 books published.
In 2006, World Book Day began its support of and association with the Quick Reads initiative for adult emergent readers.
In 2007, World Book Day celebrated its 10th anniversary with the publication of 10 £1 books. Since then every child in full-time education in the UK is entitled to receive a £1 World Book day Book token every year.
They can swap their World Book Day token for one of specially-produced £1 WBD books or they can get £1 off a full-price book or audio book priced £2.99 or more.
