The 1822 poem 'The Night Before Christmas', by Clement Moore, was rewritten in 2005 by Carol Ann Duffy, but under what title was it published?
Which classic by Raymond Briggs is a book without words telling the story of a small boy's friendship with a snowman and their flight together over the sparkling winter landscape?
Which of the following is a book by popular poet Benjamin Zephaniah?
Living with her mother, stepfather, the twins and baby Zoe, the heroine of this eponymous novel by Berlie Doherty is dealing with a mystery e-mail correspondent and a stalker who turns out to be her father. What's the title?
William Fiennes' debut travel book sees him following the migratory path of which species?
And which travel book by Roger Took is set in Russian Lapland?
Which novel by Paul Burston isn't actually about the three wise men, but about the trials and tribulations of being an 'A list' gay actor in Hollywood?
Which poetry collection by Douglas Dunn could (in theory) have been written about one of the four-legged occupants of Jesus' birthplace?
Which novel by Paul Bailey sounds as though it might have been about Santa's favourite helper (ok, work with me here...), but actually centres around the narrator's opera-singing uncle?
And finally, which book by Leila Aboulela, though actually examining the emotional intricacies of young people from a range of backgrounds, could have been written about a popular festive decoration?
