World Book Day: See the great characters we have in our Diss Express gallery

kevin.hurst@iliffepublishing.co.uk

Published: 08:33, 08 March 2025

| Updated: 09:19, 09 March 2025

World Book Day saw book lovers from the Diss Express area either taking in their favourite reads or dressing up as their favourite characters.

Everything from pages of Willy Wonka to The Grinch has been celebrated by budding bookworms.

Here is a gallery of the pictures which were sent into us:

Four-year-old Dylan Green, four, from Diss Infants as Stick Man. Picture submitted

Eddie (seven) and Barnaby Seeley (nine). Picture submitted

The residents of De Lucy House Care Home in Diss welcomed Roydon Primary Academy pupils, known as the Roydon Readers on Tuesday.Picture submitted

Frankie Cox (six) from Roydon Primary School. Picture submitted

Tia Rogers (six), who attends Roydon Primary School, dressed as Rapunzel. Picture submitted

Ellie (eight) and Oscar Colman (five) from Roydon Primary School. Picture Submitted

Teddy Stanton (nine) from Kenninghall Primary School. Picture submitted

Riley (11) and Millie Carle (eight) from Gislingham Primary School. Picture submitted

Ava Allison (10) and Elijah (six) from Stradbroke Primary School. Picture submitted

Even the teachers and staff of Diss High School got involved. Picture submitted

Eadie-Mae Battell (four) from Yaxley and Mellis Pre-School and Darcie-Rose Battell (six) from Mellis Primary School. Picture submitted

Bea (seven) and Percy Lawrence (four) from Kenninghall Primary School. Picture submitted

Thomas Hutson (nine) from Thorndon Primary School. Picture submitted

Oscar (seven) and Finley Bunn (four) from Mellis Primary School dressed as The Grinch and Peter Rabbit. Picture submitted

Ernie (three) and Isla Syrett (seven) from Eye Primary School as Spider-Man and the Little Mermaid. Picture submitted

Olivia (eight) and Edward Jenks (five) with Evie (nine) and Jack Bloomfield (seven) from Mellis Primary School. Picture submitted

You will also be able to find some of these wonderful pictures in the March 14 edition of the Diss Express.

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