Best reads for Christmas - win £600 of books

mostly r & r, but giving my nephew a new Monopoly themed game amongst his other presents and playing that and any other games he has for Christmas - going by last year's Christmas it will be hilarious

The gift I am most looking forward to giving is time and kindness to my elderly parents, my children and grandchildren.

I am giving friends jars of my homemade chutneys & jams with fruit from my orchard.

I'm giving my granddaughter her first Spotify subscription, she loves her music.

The present I'm most looking forward to giving is a foot spa and men's pampering kit to my dad, because he is always rushed off his feet and hardly ever gets a rest, he's been a single parent with 3 kids over the past 30 year and has worked full time as a taxi driver for the past 28,if anyone deserves a pamper session with face masks and foot scrub, he does.I'm sure he will love it

My best gift this Christmas is having a Christmas with my husband for the first time in 12 years, instead of him having to go to work. XX

every christmas I give small gifts I bought throughout the year ie toiletries, games, jigsaws, colouring books plus homemade gifts to neighbours, friends and family. chutney and jam, knitting, small christmas cakes. week before christmas have a baking frenzy where I make brownies, chocolate bark, rice crispy cakes for kids, mince pies, spiced apple muffins, christmas cup cakes, gingerbread and christmas biscuits. cheese biscuits, cheese and onion rolls, sausage rolls . these are then all gift boxed and shared among everyone. each receiving a selection including their favourite. only one year i didnt due to ill health and alenghty stay in hospital. (came home christmas eve). everyone said how much missed them. that my baking etc was part of christmas tradition which was looked forward to. the look of anticipation and joy on their faces when they open this years goodies box is worth the hard work.

My family to visit us for Christmas as they all live in different areas of the U.K.

I've bought a number of educational and fun books for my 3 year old grandson and I am really looking forward to sitting down with him and opening up a whole new world for him through book reading.

I've put aside small amounts of money throughout the year and have been able to pay for my son and his family to fly over from Ireland to visit just after Christmas for a few days. I'm so looking forward to it.

I always look forward to a phone call from a friend who often goes away for Christmas but never fails to ring and wish me a happy Christmas and birthday which is on Boxing Day.

I am going to take my friend on a day trip to a seaside town she loves in the spring. For now, I have flattened a a cardboard box, painted the edges blue (for the sea) and green (for a golf course). Now I am busy cutting out pictures of the iconic buildings in the town (double sided) and slotting them into the cardboard in vaguely correct positions. Think I will cut out some sandpaper for the sandy bits. I am going to package it up as a CONSTRUCT A TOWN kit - no tools or glue required - please ask a responsible child to help! I am hoping her grandchildren will enjoy it with her when they visit at Christmas.

Looking forward to giving my dgd the last volume in a series she has been reading by Sarah J Maas I think( it's wrapped already) although the downside is we won't get a word out of her until she's finished it

Hopefully a lovely cooked meal for the family which they will enjoy as being and eating together is very important to our family.

Just time to spend with family and friends, I've had a nightmare year, now its time to say thank you to those who have been there for me. So now I can give back my time.

my friend cathy was my saviour this week. she rescued me from an overdose. in return, i'm going to book us both in to have afternoon tea at the ritz to say thanks. she loves her posh afternoon teas so i think it's the best present i could get her.....

Well, after reading all the good and altruistic comments about giving presents, my comment is going to sound so selfish. The one present I'm most looking forward to opening this year is a present I bought for myself - a virtual reality Ps4 headset to go with my Playstation 4. Since I have a fear of flying and I'm not that mobile, I hope it will put me in situations and places I can never hope to visit from the comfort of my armchair.

I am addicted to buying books. This year I am having a recycling Christmas and giving carefully chosen books from my collection to family and friends.

I'm just looking forward to spending time with my family and as we're spending Christmas with our son and partner, no cooking

I'm looking forward to my grandson getting the Tiddlywinks game I've got him. Had to do a lot of searching to find one. Lots of young sales assistants had never heard of it!
I know he'll have lots of fun playing it.

I'm looking forward to giving my 103 year old aunt a pair of Hotter shoes. She has great difficulty getting shoes on so these should do the trick!

I looking forward to receiving the book 'The Wife by Meg Wolitzer.

Just being able to enjoy Christmas day by cooking lunch for my very elderly Mum and sister.-

I am hoping for an Ipad this year

I will be buying a CD/Radio/and cassette player for my mother in law who is in a home she hasn’t got good sight , suffers from dementia is bedridden and always loved music and dancing to the old songs from just past the war years as she can’t see the TV anymore she can hear all her old childhood songs . I think she would make her heart smile ?