Cat In The Hat: Brothers Jimmy, Bobbie and Charlie Hullah as their favourite Dr Suess characters.
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Mathoura Public School was filled with fairytale characters and storybook creatures as students and teachers celebrated Book Week on Tuesday, August 23.
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The school became a place where super-villains and superheroes played and learnt side-by-side, Voldemort and Harry Potter laid down their duelling wands to share in the wondrous world of reading, and fairytale and mythical creatures paraded together with mere mortals in the Book Week character parade.
Book Week is an annual celebration for young children dedicated to celebrating books and Australian children's authors and illustrators, spreading joy, appreciation and the importance of reading.
School principal Janice Eddy said the week was full of a variety of activities that were designed around this year’s Children's Book Council of Australia theme ‘dreaming with eyes open’, inspiring artworks and craft activities, writing prompts and games.
Friends: Gracie Carroll, Matilda Eddy and Mya Unwin celebrate Book Week.
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Local inspiration: Jobe Unwin was inspired by his uncle's fishing achievements.
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Netballers: Millah O'Callaghan, Goldie Gatehouse and Alaska Fabri showed support for their local club.
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Royalty: Princess Zaria, also known as Zaria Wilson-Baker.
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No place like home: Sophie and Katelyn Eddy as Toto and Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz.
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Super: Wonder Woman Arlo Keech with her brother Spencer Keech as Batman.
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Reconciled: Voldemort and Harry Potter, also known as Ethan Hadley and Kohen McIntosh.
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