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book token
noun
a gift token to be exchanged for books
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"Like a dad watching his son winning a medal at school. But I think we can all agree this was far cooler than any school medal or book token prize."
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The sector, which began with the first book token issued in 1932, has grown into a £7bn-a-year industry in the UK.
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Children in the UK and Ireland will be given a £1 book token to use to claim their free World Book Day title.
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As part of World Book Day, every school child is entitled to receive a £1 book token to spend on a specially published book.
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The first gift voucher - the humble book token - was first issued in 1932.
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