KIDDO’s Top Book Week Costume Ideas for 2019

Book Week that time of year that will either spark joy or fear into you! Have you been planning your child’s costume for months, or are you ploughing through the kids costume box the morning of? We’ve found some adorable Book Week inspo to help you out. Here are our favourites:

Paddington Bear

Frida Kahlo

Dr. Seuss

The Hungry Hungry Caterpillar

The Paper Bag Princess

Veruca Salt from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Shaun the Sheep

Max from Where The Wild Things Are

Where’s Wally

Man in The Yellow Hat from Curious George

Elmer the Patchwork Elephant

GRUG

Matilda

Awful Auntie

Peter Rabbit

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