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A-Z book characters (infographic)

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This is not really an infographic, but the visual is definitely worth sharing.

Prepared by A2Z Kids, it will let kids and their parents prepare for a World Book Day, library week, or any other festivity celebrating books and reading.

Whether you are looking for something a bit ‘outside the box’ or you need to stick to a theme, we have put together a fantastic A-Z guide of our literary favorites.

Click or tap on the visual to see it enlarged.

A-Z Book Day characters

 

Via A2Z Kids blog.

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