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Unesco designated Thursday 6 March as World Book Day in 2014. It's a day to celebrate writers, illustrators, books and reading when each child in full-time education will receive a £1 book token to exchange for one of the ten books listed below or as part payment for a more expensive book.
The 2014 £1 books are:
Age two plus:
Age five to seven:
Age seven to nine:
Age nine-plus:
Young Adult:
World Book Day Book Tokens are valid until 30 March, 2014