Win over £800 of brilliant books for Christmas

Brian Blessed because he would certainly make sure it wasn't a quiet time!

I would love to find my dad under the christmas tree alive and well. We all miss him very much and as I have had to take early retirement due to ill health, these books will certainly keep me busy whilst bed bound.

I would like to find my inner self. The one who has always wanted to do exciting things and go to far away places. Then maybe that person could talk me into actually taking the next step instead of always being too nervous and worrying about what might happen.

I would love to find my mum under my tree. She passed 15 years ago and i would love her to be able to see how her grand children have grown and know she would be so proud of all their achievements.

I'd like to find my dad under that tree, even if it's only for Xmas. I'd love to hug him and kiss him again! Miss him so much!

There's so much of the world I haven't seen yet, my dream gift would be some plane tickets to somewhere far flung to see one of the wonders of the world.

apart from the chance to see precious loved ones again, which would beat any gift possible, I would love someone who would sweep me off my feet (but only for a day or 2!)

I would love to find my best friends Norma and Marjorie under my tree, they have both passed and I miss them. It would be lovely to see them again.

I would love to find my late bestie under the tree I just miss her so much....

Id love to find Robert Downey Jr under my tree this year. His quirky grin melts me!

The best present for me,would be my beloved westie digby.We bonded from the very 1st we met.Him being a young pup,so tiring easily,me being disabled from a major stroke,all down one side of body,so we were both learning to walk.everyday we would go a few yards more.I really do believe I would not still be here now if not for him.They say time heals when you loose someone you love! it`s been 5 years now,& I still miss you everyday.

I would love to find my darling husband under my tree. He would be fit and well, smiling and happy .

My son as he died from an asthma attack aged 9. That would be the best pressie ever

I would love to see David Walliams under the Christmas tree - we could have interesting conversation over Christmas Dinner and then he could entertain the children with a story from one of his books

I’d like to see my son and his partner under my tree as he’s living the other side of the world.
I expect he would sleep for a week though so may not be as delightful as I’d imagine!

fannynotgranny has an interesting plan!

I would like to find my late brother, who died of a sudden stroke on Christmas Day a few years ago. We could pick up where we left off, so abruptly.

Sir David Attenborough - i could listen to his voice for hours!!!

I would love to have my late partner who died in 2018 back with me.We were together for 23 years, and life is not the same without him.I miss him so much!

My nan and grandad on my mum's side as never got to spend a Shropshire Xmas with them in those blue remembered hills

I would love to find my late Mum & dad under the Christmas tree, so they could meet their great grandchildren and play for a while! How wonderful!

I would love to find The Doctor (preferably as Jodie Whittaker), then it could be Christmas every day!

My partner. I've never spent a Christmas with him and I could do with a complete break from looking after my elderly parents.

I’d love to find Gordon Ramsay then Christmas dinner would be no problem and I can have the day off

I'd love to meet Paul O'Grady under my tree. I love his sense of humour and quirky personality.

Ant Middleton!!!