Win over £800 of brilliant books for Christmas

It would have to be Cliff Richard so i could be his living doll !!

Bussy; that was absolutely delightful....

All these books would be lovely under the tree as I never win compet itions.!

I'd be very happy to find Gino D'Acampo under my Christmas tree! He's not only charming and hilarious but has the skills to prepare an amazing Christmas dinner for myself and family. We'd be able to relax, put our feet up, and feast our eyes on the creation presented to us!! On Gino or our Christmas dinner? I'll leave you to make your own decision about what we'll be feasting our eyes on!!

Jamie Oliver, then I can sit back and relax and he can do the cooking.

I would like to find a black labrador pup to keep me company as I lost my thirteen year old Ben last Christmas and he's greatly missed.

I would love to find the man of my dreams under the Christmas tree, kind , caring and who would cook the Christmas dinner

I would like to find my 15 year old grandson who lives 120 miles away and who has recently been diagnosed with Autism. He hasn't been to school since he was 12 and has become so anxious that he rarely leaves his house.

I would like to find my Nana. When I was a child she always gave me the most treasured gifts. She always worked hard for little reward. I didn't realise at the time. I would like to thank her from the bottom of my heart.

Elvis he’d be great fun at Christmas dinner

I would like to find an envelope containing one wish to be granted this Christmas - Peace on Earth

I would like to find David Gilmour with his guitar as his guitar playing is just sublime and he has reduced me to tears many times with the beauty of his playing. I am a failed guitar player myself, so I know just how hard it is to play to the standard as he does. I love Pink Floyd.

I would love it to be my Dad so he could come back and meet his beautiful Great-Grandsons and see what a wonderful Mumma his Grandaughter is.

I would like to find the late great cook Fanny Craddock as apart from being my first remembered celebrity chef she always made me laugh with her unique manner !!

I would like to find my mum and dad under the tree just so I could spend one more Christmas with them both. My mum passed away 6 weeks ago today.

Mum and Dad mum passed last Christmas and Dad 30 years ago She missed him so much It would be nice to see them together again

My Mum. Her birthday was at Christmas.

I would like to have a funny answer but what is coming to me is that I would like to find myself as a little child under the tree. I would hug her and would spend time talking to her and I would tell her that everything will, eventually one day be okay and that she is so loved and is going to do many great things in her life but that she has to always remember and make time for fun and to look and find something beautiful in each day to remind her as she gets older that whilst she knows pain exists beauty exists too and it is possible to live with both side by side and opening her heart to the beauty she finds will help heal the pain she feels. Then I would give her three of her favourite things ; a Cadbury’s selection box, an Enid blyton book and a tracksuit ( she loved playing football ) and I would let her go then.

I love to find Yourself Healthy - Dr Megan Rossi. Im during cancer treatment. I knows I need change my life. My and my family! I have two small kids and I want all best for them. But all change are difficult. Maby with a little help- like books - will be easeally.

My son and grandson who now live in Australia. Don’t know when we’ll see them again so would love them to be with us for Christmas,

I would like to find my Dad, lost him over 20 years ago, and he never got to meet my children - know he would be very proud of them both, xx miss you.

My Mum - she's had to go into a nursing home and as she is now immobile I can't visit her anywhere else - how wonderful it would be to treat her to a Christmas like we used to have.

I’ve been pondering and pondering. So many people from history I’d love to meet and talk with. So many politicians that I’d like to find out what they’re really like. So many hunky film stars. But one way or another they’d all upset Christmas Day completely.

So it has to be my grandad who died when I was just nine. He died too soon and I’d love to have known him better - and he could help unravel my family tree as his side is very, well, complicated!

Christmas Day? Under the tree? It's a no-brainer. It has to be Kim Woodburn. If she's under the tree you can bet she is doing the vacuuming and getting rid of all those errant needles!

Would love to find Mozart under my Christmas tree, because I'd love to learn more about music from him...