World Book Day Costumes From Asda

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This Thursday the 1st of March 2018 is World Book Day and children up and down the country will be dressing as their favourite book characters for school. My children are so excited as they love dressing up and the idea of going to school in fancy dress - they are in reception and nursery school so World Book Day is all new to them. 

But we had no idea what to dress up as. 

Luckily George at Asda have an amazing range of World Book Day costumes.  They are sure to have costumes that will suit any child, from nursery rhyme characters, fairy-tale characters, superheroes, Princesses and even Roald Dahl and David Walliams inspired costumes too. 

 

So we headed to Asda with the children to get some costumes. 

As soon as we entered the store there was a huge rail full of costumes, my 4-year-old daughter spied a Belle princess dress (£15)and was adamant that was what she wanted. She made a beeline for it and had grabbed it off the shelf within seconds, guarding it so we could not try and change her mind.

 I also spied a Little Red Riding Hood outfit that I just knew she would look adorable in so I sneaked that in the basket too as it was just £13, which is such great value. 

My little boy couldn't make his mind up what he wanted to be, but he soon settled on a Batman outfit (also £13), which I know is not technically a book character but it is a comic character and at just three-years-old, he doesn't really understand the difference. 

The children could not wait to get home and try the new costumes on. Once home I was really impressed with the outfits, every outfit was well made and great quality, they also all came with extra accessories - such as masks, bags, capes and tiaras. 

 If you are still looking for a World Book Day outfit for your child then I really do recommend checking out the range at George at Asda. Buying outfits from Asda has made things so much easier for me and I will most definitely be buying more costumes from Asda in the future. 

What are your children dressing up as for World Book Day this year?