In pictures: Schoolchildren get into character for World Book Day
Hundreds of schools may be closed because of the poor weather, but that didn't stop these children dressing up as their favourite literary characters for World Book Day.
Rose Turner, aged 5, from Birmingham, as Cruella De Vil
Tyler and Alice Fisher, from Great Barr, as Mr Stink and Alice in Wonderland
Mason, aged 7, from Coventry as Lord Voldemort
Freya Falconer, aged 4, from West Bromwich, as Horrid Henry
Alice and Jack Hutchins, aged 4 and 6, from Oldbury, as a suffragette and a Peaky Blinder
Huey Whittaker, from Stoke on Trent, as The Highway Rat
Sienna Goode, from Hereford, as the Roly Poly Bird from Roald Dahl's Enormous Crocodile
Chloe Gadsby, aged 4, from Burntwood , as Paddington Bear
Henry Holland, aged 6, from Birstall, as The Tin Man
Asha and Amber Bradbury, from Ibstock, Leicestershire, as The Queen of Hearts and Cleopatra
Vinnie, aged 4, from Solihull as The BFG
Finley Kesterton-Cadman, aged 4, from Tipton, as Captain Jack Sparrow
Lexie Roberts, from Stoke-on-Trent, as the Mad Hatter
Teacher Mrs Ahmed from Arden Primary School in Birmingham as the Snow Queen.