Win over £500 worth of brilliant books for Christmas

I don't anything on my wish list as i'm pretty much skint this year so only bought a couple of cheap bits for my 2 kids aged 13 & 21 so feeling pretty rubbish as they've always relied on me with never having a family.Hoping next year will be better

I would like a laptop

lots of books, bottle of wine and box of turkish delight. snuggle on sofa with husband and we read our new (nearly new) books while listening to music. we then swap. talk about the book, author, other books by same author we fancy reading. then pass to close family who pass to extended family. if they return book then pass to friends or local charity shop. sharing the books is part of the pleasure.

There is very little I wish for for myself. Life has its downers but on the whole we are blessed.

So.....I wish that Donald Trump might decide to backtrack on just about every "policy" promise that won him the election!

A pen

The words to convince my daughter that it will be alright in the end and to have confidence that she's doing the right thing.

I mostly want a calm, relaxed Christmas with my family and for us all to be together this Christmas. We weren't able to last year, so I am especially looking forward to this year.

My Christmas treat will be to spend the day at my studio, painting anything I want,for fun instead of for work. Then home to hot chocolate with marshmallows and old movies with my daughter.

On my Christmas wishlist is a new coat as mine is rather shabby.

I am having the best christmas present already because I am spending christmas with my son and his wife and my two grandchildren

I am currently spending each day at hospital supporting various family members through terminal illness . So I only would like books to get me through all of the hours I spend in different wait rooms and treatment rooms . Because material things are not really important this Christmas. X

I am being utterly selfish here and want something for my own pleasure. We hardly ever see our grandson because he lives 180 miles away. So - I would love for my son's partner and son (our lovely little grandson) to move to our area so we can see him grow up and support that little family as much as we do our daughter. It is a faint possibility so I am ever hopeful

It would be lovely for the two little cousins (only 9 months separates them) to grow up together

A foot spa for my poor old aching feet. Bliss!???

Some Sweets and a winning Lottery Ticket

Health and happiness is top of my list, lots of books of course and a visit from my daughter who lives at the other end of the country. We both are suffering with "bad backs" so cannot face the long journey up north this year.

A heartfelt wish for peace, love and compassion in our broken world.

A wooden spoon, cookery book and apron I'm the sous chef with Marks and Spencer this year

Relaxation time to read and walk.

I would really love a light box, they look so fun and I love that I could change up the words each day!

I would love the gift of speech for my granddaughter Sophie. She has cochlear implants but her cerebral palsy makes articulation difficult for her. My Christmas wish is for her to achieve the art of communication be it orally or with sign language.

I would love to see all my family and grandchildren happily together on Christmas day. Unfortunately this is unlikely to happen due to family breakups. But grandma never gives up hope

Message withdrawn at poster's request.

Peace, Health & Joy for everyone

The highlight of Christmas is Christmas dinner withe the family and we have a goose for Christmas.Then,the wonderful afternoon dose in front of the telly-bliss.