Creative kids and their inventive parents have shown off their literary prowess for this year's World Book Day.
Youngsters across the county, including Maidstone, the Weald and Malling boroughs, went above and beyond to perfect the day marking the celebratory event.
World Book Day was introduced in 1995 and has been a tradition with schools up and down the country for the past 24 years.
Captain Underpants, the BFG and the Wizard of Oz were just a few pieces of literary art represented at schools in Maidstone this year.
Hundreds of boys and girls showed off their own inspiration and dressed up as their idols.
Mollie and Charlotte read all about fairies when they turned up to the Lenham Primary School in pyjamas.
Park Way Primary School pupils made maximum effort.
Danny Raveney and brother Jojo took inspiration from Sully and their favourite football magazine.
There's no place like Roseacre Primary School for Nancy Plumb.
Valley Invicta Primary School in Kings Hill showed off a variety of outfits.
Isla dressed up as a leprachaun.
Wally wasn't too difficult to find at Ditton CE Junior School.
Some children and parents decided to boycott World Book Day but that didn't stop others at Loose Primary School to show off their outfits.