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World Book Day 2026: from one day to everyday reading

Posted by: Matthew Courtney, Kate Sayer and Debbie Thomas, Posted on: 5 March 2026 - Categories: Writing and reading
Girl reading a book

World Book Day is a valuable opportunity but its true impact lies in what happens beyond the celebration. Building a genuine reading culture requires a sustained, strategic commitment throughout the year. Read our latest blog to find out more.

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