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As a primary teacher, World Book Day is one of the highlights of the school year—a day filled with imagination, creativity, and literary magic. This year, our celebration took us on an unforgettable journey inspired by the enchanting tale of "Leaf" by Sandra Dieckmann. From dressing up as polar bears to planting a tree named 'Leaf,' our World Book Day festivities were nothing short of extraordinary. Join me as I recount the whimsical adventures and heart-warming moments that made this year's celebration truly memorable. As the anticipation for World Book Day grew, I knew I wanted to bring the magical world of "Leaf" to life for our students. Donning a polar bear costume, I took centre stage and transported the entire school into the snowy landscapes of Sandra Dieckmann's beautifully illustrated book. With wide-eyed excitement, the children embarked on a journey filled with wonder and discovery. Inspired by the themes of nature and friendship in "

  Every year on April 23rd , book lovers around the world celebrate World Book Day. Established by UNESCO , this day is dedicated to promoting reading, publishing, and copyright. It's a day that acknowledges the power of books to inspire, educate, and entertain , and it's celebrated with a range of events and activities designed to foster a love of reading. World Book Day is important for several reasons : Promoting Literacy : Reading is a fundamental skill that opens doors to knowledge and opportunities. World Book Day aims to encourage reading among all ages, especially children and young adults, as literacy is crucial for personal and professional development. Celebrating Cultural Diversity : Books come from all corners of the globe and reflect diverse perspectives, cultures, and experiences. On World Book Day, people celebrate the rich tapestry of world literature and the importance of preserving cultural heritage through storytelling. Encouraging Imagination and Creativity