We're giving away more than a THOUSAND pounds worth of children's books!

I love reading "The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark". It was the first book my two daughters could read out loud themselves and now it's the turn of my granddaughters!

End Blyton's Magic Faraway Tree series. I loved these books, so magical and imaginative

I Udderly Love You by Kate Toms.

the faraway tree by enid blyton which as a 46 year old was also my favourite too, lovely characters and exciting x

Stuck by Oliver Jeffers A simple but brilliant story...

I loved Enid Blyton books growing up, my favourite was 'The Magic Faraway Tree' I also used to read them to my 2 daughters, who always wanted another chapter My eldest daughter now a mum herself, cannot wait to read to her son, these stories are so good for their imagination.

the boys is the hungrey caterpillar

my grandson loved the book so much his Dad thought he was to old for it and got rid of it at a car boot sale. He was so upset and was even upset at school and told the teachers what his dad had done. So his mom went and brought a new one the same for him , which helped ,now he keeps the book where he can see it on his book shelf . God bless him he was only 5 at the time he is now 9

famous five by enid blyton

the Famous Five books were my favourite reads

The Hobbit - always loved that book

Cinderella story

I loved Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra which my auntie sent me from Australia!

My favourite book from my childhood is The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Anderson. The story made such an impression on me I never ever forgot it. It is a touching story that has survived since 1845 I believe!

I loved a book called The Tale of Georgie Grub about a boy who wouldn't take a bath. It's out of print now but my brother found me a second hand copy for my 21st birthday.

I loved Alice in Wonderland and through the looking glass

The Ballet Shoes series by Noel Streatfeild - beautiful & timeless.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

I loved the Malory Towers / St Claire's book as a girl.

Love Bear Hunt with our grandchildren. We're often encountering obstacles we "Can't go over, can't go under so have to go through," when we're walking in the woods, through town and to pre-school!

my favourite book is the classic story of The Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carlyle because it is a marvellous introduction to beginning to starting to read!

the gingerbread man

I loved the Mrs Pepperpot books x

My favourite book to read my children is Stormy Weather by Debi Gliori, I love it's reassuring message.

Peace at Last, by Jill Murphy. Loved reading this to my children... I so empathised with Mrs Bear, it always made me smile. Now looking forward to reading it with my little grandchildren and just hope they like it as much as I do.

The Wishing Well by Enid Blyton

The famous five by Enid Blyton