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

I loved a book called The Tale of Georgie Grub about a boy who wouldn't take a bath. It's out of print now but my brother found me a second hand copy for my 21st birthday.

My favourite book from my childhood is The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Anderson. The story made such an impression on me I never ever forgot it. It is a touching story that has survived since 1845 I believe!

I loved Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra which my auntie sent me from Australia!

Cinderella story

The Hobbit - always loved that book

the Famous Five books were my favourite reads

famous five by enid blyton

the boys is the hungrey caterpillar

my grandson loved the book so much his Dad thought he was to old for it and got rid of it at a car boot sale. He was so upset and was even upset at school and told the teachers what his dad had done. So his mom went and brought a new one the same for him , which helped ,now he keeps the book where he can see it on his book shelf . God bless him he was only 5 at the time he is now 9

I loved Enid Blyton books growing up, my favourite was 'The Magic Faraway Tree' I also used to read them to my 2 daughters, who always wanted another chapter My eldest daughter now a mum herself, cannot wait to read to her son, these stories are so good for their imagination.

Stuck by Oliver Jeffers A simple but brilliant story...

the faraway tree by enid blyton which as a 46 year old was also my favourite too, lovely characters and exciting x

I Udderly Love You by Kate Toms.

End Blyton's Magic Faraway Tree series. I loved these books, so magical and imaginative

I love reading "The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark". It was the first book my two daughters could read out loud themselves and now it's the turn of my granddaughters!

The Wind In The Willows. We read it on Friday afternoons at school and I couldn't wait for it to come round every week. That book introduced me to a lifetime love of literature and the teacher's name was very appropriate - Miss Read!

The Silver Sword by Ian Serraillier

My favourite book of all time is Wanted a King by Maggie Brown. It was my grandma's favourite as a child and she was born in 1885 and it has been read to my children and grandchildren.

What a problem to pick only one ........................

Barry the fish with Fingers. This is my favourite at the moment as my grandsons just love it. They know what happens on each page, they giggle ( just love that sound), its colourful, matches food they actually eat !!!
The illustrations are wonderful, colourful, eye catching.

The book has rather a lot of magic tape keeping the pages together, but it is so loved.

My absolute favourite reading book was 'The Borrowers' by Mary Norton - all about the adventures of tiny Arrietty & her family who lived under the floor boards.

Gumdrop my boys used to so love these books about a vintage car

Wind in the Willows.

I devoured the Secret Seven series and so wanted to be a member of the gang. Later I loved - and still do - The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. As an adult the ones I've loved reading to my kids have been the Harry Potter stories - my daughter was exactly the same age as Harry everytime they were published and we read them aloud right up to her being 17!

Has to The Secret Garden, it enthralled me as a child and I still love it now, when my grand-children are older I hope they will like it as much as me, it's a timeless story I think! Happy Christmas, and good luck everyonexx

The jolly postman and other peoples letters x

My favourite book of all time has to be The Giraffe, the peli and me by Roald Dahl