We're giving away more than a THOUSAND pounds worth of children's books!

Professor Branestawm - looking forward to seeing it on TV soon!

James and the Giant Peach

AA Milne - Winnie the Pooh is great for reading aloud and my children enjoyed these books before they branched out and read for themselves.

My favourite book to read to my children and grandchildren is always The Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton, there are several books [3?] in the set and are just lovely, plus adventurous and exciting.

Ring of Brightwater by Gavin Maxwell, read it at school and have never forgotten it. When I was in my 30's I stayed in Knoydart in Scotland and it was as just as he had described, stunning!!

I loved Carrie's War by Nina Bawdon, it brings back memories of my mum reading it to me.

The three pigs was always my favourite

That's a toughy! Enid Blyton - The Faraway Tree

Children of the new forest I loved it .

The only books we had in the house when I was a child were 'Romany' books. My favourite was Out with Romany by Meadow and Stream (by George Bramwell Evans). We lived in the countryside and I spent a lot of my childhood outdoor, so this book really interested me and was very relevant to my experience of childhood.

Only Enid,

I know they have been mentioned many times but it just makes me feel better at having loved Enid's Blyton's Famous Five books. I don't mind admitting reading and enjoying books which are frowned on now.

Machine Gunners brilliant book and my children enjoy it also

Winnie the Pooh, my Dad used to read it to me and do the different voices for all the characters. It was also a real hit with classes in school when I read it to them.

Charlie the Chocolate Factory

The Arthur Ransome books then Rosemary Sutcliff, especially The Eagle of the Ninth.

So many, and it depends what mood I'm in, but today I'm wallowing in nostalgia, remembering just how much I loved Heidi.

Been said before, but Little Women has to be it. Reread the bit where Beth dies many times and sobbed! Recently reread it in full, not in the Regents Classics version I had as a child. Full version was even better!

As a child, all the Famous Five books, particularly Five on a Treasure Island, and The Secret Garden. Anything really, I loved books. With my grandson, we liked Bob and Barry's Lunar Adventures, particularly A Right Royal Disaster, which is very funny. I have also been reading the Secret Seven books with him recently and he seems to enjoy them. We take it in turn to read a chapter!

The Arthur Ransome books. Swallows and Amazon. I did not read it until a teen as severely dyslexic. I was 12 before I could read with any comprehension and Swallows and Amazons was the first book I enjoyed reading. .

The Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton

Any famous five books,loved them,used to read under the covers with a torch after Dad said lights out lol

my favourite children's book is Alice in Wonderland. I had a copy as a child and constantly read it and marvelled at the weird illustrations.

The Wind in the Willows opened a whole world of literature for me. We read it in class on Friday afternoons and I couldn't wait for the end of the week to come. Appropriately the teacher's name was Miss Read!

Dogger! It was a favourite when I was younger and it is again now when I read it to children