Blog Tour Stop - The Twleve Dates of Christmas by Lisa Dickenson

Today I am SUPER EXCITED to share with you my Christmas Q&A with Lisa Dickenson, author extraordinaire.

So here we go!

What drink says Christmas for you?

Lisa: Baileeeyyyyyyys – it’s the best best best and I would like some now, please.

Trish: I'm a Baileys girl! But traditionally, it's always been eggnog (non - alcoholic).

Q: What's your most treasures Christmas gift you ever received?

Lisa: That’s a hard one… Does the engagement ring I got a week before Christmas in 2010 count? Yes, yes it does!

Trish: The flowered blanket my Mum crocheted and gave me the last Xmas before she passed. It's gorgeous and I love it!

Q: What's your fave festive song?

Lisa: So many! I love Last Christmas by Wham for it’s wonderful cheese-factor.

Trish: O Holy Night sung by Reba McEntire. Just beautiful and gives me goosebumps.

Q: What’s your fave movie to watch on Christmas Eve?

Lisa: It's A Wonderful Life - just a perfect film to curl up with the night before Christmas...

Trish: A Charlie Brown Christmas. Have watched it every year since I was tiny and it isn't Christmas without it!

Q: What Christmas book do you wish you’d written?

Lisa: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens – to me, this is the ultimate Christmas story.

Trish: The Twelve Dates of Christmas! Seriously, it's so funny and festive and cute! I adore it!!

Q: How do you like your Christmas jumpers?

Lisa: As tacky and 3D and garishly-coloured as possible, preferably with advent calendar windows sewn in and bells dangling off the arms.

Trish: On someone else... I love when other people where them but it's not something I'll ever wear! I'll wear Christmas socks and even my Muppets Merry Kissmas undies, but not ever a Christmas jumper! Bah Humbug!!

That was so much fun! Thanks so much, Lisa! The Twelve Dates of Christmas is out in PAPERBACK on 22nd October from Little Brown and I urge you to buy it! It's brilliant!!

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