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

The Gruffalo was my daughters favourite and now my grandkids love it too.

Five on a Treasure Island (Enid Blyton)....wow..what an exciting book to read !! I was 10 when I read it and I still remember the suspense I felt...I think that's when I became a fast reader...just couldn't wait to discover what happened next !! I became part of the story..in my little world I became one of the gang...The Famous Six !! I had a vivid picture in my mind of the island, the secret tunnels....I felt the danger....phew..!! It was my first introduction to the wonderful stories by Enid Blyton..and boy..what an introduction !!!

The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Graham. I loved this book as a child and read it to my own children. I have a lovely illustrated copy to read to my granddaughter when she is old enough. A timeless classic!

Lion the witch and the wardrobe, and also I loved Enid blyton books

The Crazy World of Richard Scarry

We wore out "The owl who was afraid of the dark" and had to buy a replacement.

Secret Garden was my favourite book

When I was a child it was Puddledock Farm sadly I cannot track any copy down these days as I would love to read it to my grandson. Room on the Broom is our favourite at the moment

Milly Molly Mandy was my daughter's favourite book

Loved Winnie the Pooh, knew all the rhymes, my favourite book for years. My two eldest grandchildren loved it too. We used to go and play Poohsticks in the Hundred Acre Wood at Hartfield!

Fantastic Mr. Fox was a firm favourite with my son and is now also with his children. I loved reading it too.

I don't remember any of my childhood books but my daughter's favourite was The Very Hungry Caterpillar. My grandchildren also love it so it has certainly stood the test of time.

I loved Black Beauty

The Secret Garden was the first book I read where the heroine was not a well-behaved and charming child, which made me feel better about myself. So I have a big soft spot for it and have read it often.

The Jolly Postman is one of the family's all-time favourites. The little envelopes inside the book with special messages were made with little fingers in mind. A delightful bedtime/activity book.

The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton

Little Red Riding Hood - loved it as a child and so did my children and now grandchildren

Alfie Gets in First.

Each Peach Pear Plum. My daughters and my grand daughters all love it.

I have an old book of Enid Blyton mini stories, i loved it and my grand daughter loves it too!

Being a frustrated horsey child I loved:

The Silver Brumby by Elyne Mitchell. A marvellous tale about wild horses in Australia.

Also Silver Snaffles by Primrose Cumming, a tale of talking horses and changing times.

Jill's Gymkhana by Ruby Ferguson.

I also think Jock of the Bushveld by Percy Fitzgerald is a fascinating book about dogs and South Africa and all it's wildlife.

Also loved the Jinny books - For the Love of a Horse - better than average pony story set in northern England, mysterious Celtic goings on as well as ponies.

My favourite book was 'Winnie The Pooh'. I was immersed in the world of Pooh Bear on a flight from London Heathrow to Sydney Australia and just loved it.

It has to be Burglar Bill which my son loved as a toddler

'The Little Grey Men' and 'Down the Bright Stream' both written by 'B.B'
Read to mother when she was at school. Read to me by the same teacher, at the same school, when I was a child. Read to my son, who now owns both books and reads to his son. Brilliant!

I'd have to say 'The Jolly Postman' it's one of those books that kids really love to read over and over - the opening of letters is exciting for them, and it's a good read too.