There are several versions of this literature-lover you ... buttons to your eyes and your costume is complete. How could you not want to dress up as a character from a Roald Dahl book?!

Literary Halloween costumes are soooo much cooler than dressing ... Bookish costumes are almost endless -- you can go as a character, an author or even an idea. I’m not sure how you might ...

You get to think of literary Halloween costume ideas that'll allow you to dress up as your all time favorite character. I told you, it's the jam, right? But if you're still trying to decide which ...

You can always ‘come as you are’, but I’d like to suggest some really easy author and literary character costume ideas for your inspiration. You could come as Madeline, Virginia Woolf ...

Disguise your child as a character from the book in their room with ruffled pages and a worn spine, or, if they're young enough, dress them up as one of your favorite literary characters!

With so many different books and characters ... with matching literary tattoos, scarves, or book-based jewelry, like this Pride and Prejudice book locket. This is a simple DIY costume you can ...

nerd you are than to dress up like one of your favorite literary characters? Here, eight bookish costumes to inspire your selection, so that in a world of sexy nurses, you can be Lisbeth Salander.

“The real influence at play here is actually the reverse–isn’t it interesting how many kids choose literary characters for their Halloween costume?” Fewer pupils in the upper grades chose ...

From William Shakespeare's Juliet Capulet to Joyce from Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club, costumes range from classic literary figures to characters from hit books over the last year.

His impressive homemade costume has him at the helm of his ... Hugo Rusin also chose to dress up as a classic literary character - Paddington Bear. A huge fan of the series featuring Paddington ...