This year we've featured you over 30 fantastic books for children of all ages, from babies and preschoolers - to young adults and teens. Great ideas for Christmas shopping. AND three lucky gransnetters get to win the lot...each set is worth over £350 and is sure to keep the family (and the wider family and the neighbours' kids...) happy for a very long time.
To enter the draw - which will be made at midday on Tuesday 16 December - all you have to do is answer one simple question.
What's your favourite children's book of all time?
Maybe it's one that you loved as a child. One that you read to your own children. Or one that you read with your grandchildren. Old, new, classic or little-known...we look forward to compiling a list of gransnetters all-time favourites.
Dr Seuss - Green Eggs and Ham Loved it as a child, loved it as a mum, love it as a granny! Dr Seuss books are really nice to read with the fantastic words and repetition! Plus its a great story!
Ive always loved books, all sorts and anything I could get my hands on or work my way through the library shelves! I loved the Moomin books, then the the Famous Fives books, then The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe and later in my teens things like Anne of Green Gables, and the Little Women, and Little House on the Prairie books. Faaaarrr too hard to simply pick one Im sorry
My favourite childhood book was from my own childhood. It was The Enchanted Wood by Enid Blyton and I can remember reading this over and over again until the book almost fell apart. I have bought a new copy for my granddaughter, currently I am reading it as she is too young, it's evoking all sorts of happy memories, and one day soon she will hopefully be reading it for herself and be enthralled as I was as a child.
I read the moonstone when i was about 11 - loved it ever since - when my daughter was 4/5 i started to read it to her - a few pages each night - she is now a teen and loves it too - that shows its a classic
I have strong memories of reading a book called 'Sue's Circus Horse'. Nearly 60 years later I have no memory of the story, or indeed who wrote it, but I do know I sneaked a torch into my bedroom and read the whole book under the covers in one night! My love of books has not diminished with time!
Three Men in A Boat. It's a book I've loved all my life. I read it at least once a year - usually when I'm on holiday - and it still has the ability to reduce me to tears of laughter.
My daughter loved it too. Then recently I gave it to my Grandson, and to hear him chortling away was music to my ears.
Just confirms what I've always thought - that true humour is ageless.