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World Book Day in the United Kingdom is an eagerly anticipated event celebrated with great enthusiasm and excitement across the nation. Held annually on the first Thursday of March, this day is a testament to the enduring power of literature and storytelling in our lives. It's a day when people of all ages come together to celebrate the joy of reading, explore the world of books, and foster a love for storytelling that transcends boundaries. An opportunity to dress up At its core, World Book Day UK is about igniting a passion for reading, particularly among children and young people....

Palm Pals offers an adorable selection of small plush animal toys perfectly sized to fit in your hand. Each toy features a beanie body, providing a lightly stuffed texture that enhances playtime with the animal. Explore our charming collection, featuring a variety of themes including Fruit, Vegetables, Sealife, Jungle, Dogs, Cats, Mushrooms, and Boba Tea characters. Collect them all and enjoy endless hours of fun with these delightful companions. Your favourite Palm Pals Characters Arriving in March, our new range will feature the popular Milky Tea Boba Tea, Sandy the Watermelon, Vivi Rainbow, Juicy Strawberry, Airy Avocado. We plan on...

In the bustling world of parenting, finding toys that are not only delightful for kids but also have educational benefits can be a real game-changer.   At Character Toy Store, we understand the value of toys that not only bring joy to children's faces but also contribute to their development. That's why we take immense pride in our Aurora range of sustainable Julia Donaldson range of soft toys. With our high Trustpilot rating, we've become a trusted source for parents seeking the best for their little ones.   Child Development and Language Skills When it comes to child development, soft toys...

Author in Focus - Julia Donaldson We explore the life and career of one of the UK's most successful authors and children's Laureate. A Creative Childhood Julia Donaldson grew up in London in the 1960s, living in a terraced Victorian house with her parents, grandmother, uncle and auntie and sister. Julia and her sister would often be found writing shows and choreographing ballets together which would help steer her creativity in her later years. At University, Julia studied Drama and French and it was there that she met a guitar playing medic, Malcolm whom she later married. Together they used to busk on the...