Win over £800 of brilliant books for Christmas

Michael Ball He could sing me a song and is a good laugh

Bradley Walsh, as he has a great personality, seems easy-going, and would make me laugh.

@chrisbishop55 - no that’s not silly at all ?

@mariamor - looks like our Xmas wishes are pretty similar. Bless you x

I'd love to find my mom under the Christmas tree, as she will insist on spending Christmas day alone.

I’d love to wake up on the 25th Dec to find that Santa has delivered my mother back to me in full health. Sadly she is at late stage Alzheimer’s - I miss just how much fun my mother was in years gone by........ that would be very nice indeed x

My partner, Robert. Every year I spend Christmas at his care home where he needs 24 hour nursing care because he has terrible breathing problems.
We would love to spend a Christmas together alone, and to find him under my tree would be the best present I could hope for.

I would so love to have my grandson under the tree, have not seen him for over 4 years and miss him so much, and wish his mum would recognise that family is important to children even when relationships break up.

I'd love to find Anne Frank under my tree. I could tell her that millions of people throughout the world have read her diaries and that they will never forget what she and her family went through.
I've read them several times both in childhood and adulthood and each time I have felt that I lived through these darkest of times in the attic with them all.
I also visited the attic in Amsterdam and felt so emotional.
Yes, I would be so happy to. Find her under my tree.

I would like to find my dear old Mum under the Christmas tree. I still miss her even tho I am over 60 myself!! Daft isn't it.?

I would love a little chat with the Dalai Lama, his brand of peace and joy are exceptional. I would love to know how he has managed to deal with exile and the anger he must have or still has felt for his people and his country. His wisdom is something to be marvelled at, I feel I could learn a lot.

My Grandma, I recently got interested in my family tree, and she could answer so many questions that I can’t find the answers to.

I'd love to find my future husband under my tree

My lovely mum and dad. They are so much in my thoughts at this time of year.

My Mum. I miss her so much. She loved Christmas.

I would love to find James Martin under my tree and he could get on and cook the dinner while I enjoy the day!

Someone who will make us laugh.

I would love to find my Mum under the tree - my Dad passed away 2 month ago and the first Christmas on her own will be hard. As she is in Germany and we are here in Scotland we are far apart. Would love to help her through this.

Close family, friends & lots of love. xx

I would love to find my mum under the tree. She died too young over 40 years ago. We all still miss her and I would love to be able to talk to her and ask her for advice.

I would like my mum and dad, both passed away, so they can spend time with their great grandkids who Dad has never met and Mum with the latest named after her.

A bundle of books under the tree would be perfect to share with all the family.

I’d most like to find my beautiful granddaughter Izzy beneath my Christmas tree. My son, daughter in law and Izzy emigrated to Australia in October 2018 and I miss her like crazy

Ludwig van Beethoven! I would ask him to play Piano Concerto Number 5, ‘The Emperor’, just for me.

Other than family members passed .
Perhaps to keep it about books Charles Dickens could tell a festive tale of two, and give us an insight to life as it was.