Win over £800 of brilliant books for Christmas

I think David Attenborough, not only because of his wonderful wildlife connections, anecdotes and climate change pinions but because i would also be fascinated to learn about his time as Controller of BBC2.

I would love to see David Suchet as I love him in " Poirot".
With all my family coming to ours for Christmas including my little sis from Oz and my eldest from France - 12 of us in all we could quiz him on how he played the great Belgian detective!

I'd like to find my dad. Miss him so much!

I would like Cliff Richard under my tree to sing to me all through the Christmas Season, bliss

I'd like to find Charles Dickens under my tree so he could read to me, A Christmas Carol, and though I don't have much, it'll make me grateful for what I have and remind me of the spirit of Christmas!

I would love to find my Brother under the tree as he emigrated to Australia 11 years ago along with our dear Dad who died 13 years ago 20th Dec . WOW what a fabulous present that would be . I couldn't want for more than the 2 much missed men of my life.

My 7 year old grand-daughter, there are lots of books I would like to read to her

I would like to find the lead character in whichever book I am reading, it would really bring the story to life

I'd like to find ELVIS under the tree !
Alas ! It's going to be a BLUE XMAS
without him??????????

James Martin would be very nice to find under my tree - he could help me to cook the xmas dinner

I would like to find James Martin under my tree - not only is he nice to look at, but he can help make our xmas dinner.

I'd love to find my late mother under the tree. She had
never known who her real mother was and although she said
that if she wasn't wanted, then she'd rather not know. It was
only after her death that I found out the truth about who her mother actually was (and of course, who was my own grandmother) and the reasons she was never told the truth.
I'd love to be able to enlighten her because if she knew the truth, I know she'd understand and be happy about it.

I would love to see my only child, Robert, again - just to try to understand what made him leave his parents, partner and three children, some 13 years ago. There is such an empty space in our lives.....

I'd love to find my Mum under the Christmas tree. She's 93 years old and hasn't left home for many years - we live 120 miles away so we're not likely to get a visit in the future. Would love to see her watching her two-year-old great-grandson opening his presents on Christmas Day!

New book lady glenconner has written. Plus a nice cosy pair of socks and dressing gown to keep me warm. Whilst my heads in a book.

My dad I miss him so much.

Just love will suffice!

Joe, my boyfriend, as yet again we have to spend Christmas apart as we visit our own elderly parents in different parts of the country.

I would like to find Tom Walker under my tree, he is so down to earth and he could entertain us with his marvellous voice

I'd love to find my parents, who died in 1999 &2001, under the Christmas tree.They and my 5 younger grandchildren could meet each other, and my children and 2 older grandchildren, my husband and I would so love to see them again.

I would love to find my 96 year old Auntie Iris from Bundaberg in Australia. She was a £10 Pom who made her way there with her two young daughters almost 70 years ago.
She is a great character who still lives independently.

Will Smith as the Genie in Aladdin, he can grant my wishes anytime!

I think Grayson Perry would be VERY entertaining if I found him under my tree this year. Hopefully he'd be in one of his frocks and we could have a lovely discussion about wearing flamboyant clothes! I love that he gets design students' input into what he will be wearing next.
(Why should little grand-daughter get all the fun in dressing up??)

I would love to find Kenny Everett under my tree as he could make my whole family laugh! He seemed a lovely man :-)

Gino D'Acampo. Apart from the fact he is so handsome, sexy and funny, hopefully he would cook me a fantastic Christmas dinner!