Win over £800 of brilliant books for Christmas

My maternal grandmother Alice. She died when my mum was 10. I would love to get to know her.

I'd love to find the actor Tom Hiddleston under my tree. Hope he would read aloud to me (swoon) while I'm cooking Christmas dinner, plus I know he loves a good cuppa and a slice of cake just like I do!

My grandfather, he told the most fascinating true stories and left this world when I wasn't looking.

2 fluffy kittens to replace the 2 cats I have had to put to sleep in the last month

Chris Packham, love him, he understands how I feel about animals.

George Clooney because......George Clooney!!!!

I would love The Ordnance Survey Puzzle Tour of Britain - Ordnance Survey & Dr Gareth Moore. under my Christmas tree because I’m a disabled driver who loves to tour Britain and love all sorts of puzzles, this book would be an absolutely perfect gift for me.

A Nintendo Switch - i might be able to tempt my teens out of their rooms with some family orientated tech.

The very talented Frank Sinatra - so that we could all enjoy a Christmas day serenade!?

My late brother in law, if I could give him to my sister as her Christmas present. She is struggling greatly and I would love to be able to do the one thing that I can’t do- bring him back for her.
Celebrity wise it would have to be Channing Tatum. For obvious reasons.

My grandmother. I’m in a proper mess and her no nonsense approach to life would be exactly what I, and the DC, need this Christmas.

I’d love to find my Nan there, Get married in 2020 and I wish she could be a part of it and to meet my children, Nan passed away just before my son was born. I miss her x

I'd love to find David Mitchell under my tree as he makes me laugh and I think he'd be really interesting to get to know.

I’d like to find the cast of Still Game under my tree to make the festivities extra fun.

I'd like to find my mum of 10 years ago under the tree, when she was still completely herself and we could talk for hours, so funny and sharp as a tack, interested in everything and caring. She's still with us but we have lost so much of her already. A day with my old mum again would be wonderful.

My great grandfather. Having taken an interest in my family tree, there are so many questions that I should love to ask him.

I’d like to find George Michael under my tree so he could sing lovely carols to us

I wouldn’t want to find anyone under the tree. Christmas Day is stressful enough without having to accommodate my favourite writer! Can they not just pop round at another less hectic time?!

My lovely wife

I’d love to find a fairy with a magic wand that would sprinkle some fairy dust and make the life of everyone a bit better in whatever form is needed. In the meantime I’m going to snuggle up and get lost in a book or two

It would have to be my Mother,who sadly is no longer with us. Imagine her delight in meeting her grandchildren and great grandchildren, who would love her as much as I do!

I’d be stoked to find a water distiller that can provide enough water to not just drink, but to bathe in too.
I’m so into improving my health, & I’d love too, to be able to help others with health issues. I know this seems like a dull request, but it’d be used all the time & it would do so much good. If you’d like to know more about the benefits of distilled water, Google Andrew Norton Webber.
Good luck to all who make their Christmas wishes & with love & luck, may they come true... Christmas IS, or should be a time for love & peace in our families & in the world & in our hearts. ???

I'd like to find Winston Churchill under the tree - he would make Christmas lunch a whole lot more interesting and lively!

I would love to find my grandmother, to introduce her to the great grandchildren she never got to meet but would so dearly love.

I would love to find David Walliams under my Christmas tree - he seems like such a funny man and would keep the children entertained reading stories whilst I prepare Christmas dinner