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Books are brought to life

Published: 11:11 AM March 7, 2007    Updated: 11:02 PM February 22, 2021

FAVOURITE book characters came to life last week for schools book week. At Little Acorns Pre-School in St Neots, assistant teacher Marc Haynes, right, dressed up as Harry Potter. Pupils at Earith School dressed as pirates and other characters from water-b

FAVOURITE book characters came to life last week for schools book week.

At Little Acorns Pre-School in St Neots, assistant teacher Marc Haynes, right, dressed up as Harry Potter.

Pupils at Earith School dressed as pirates and other characters from water-based books and were visited by Julia Jarman, author of The Time Travelling Cat series.

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