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QI’d like to get my wildlife-loving friend a little housewarming gift. Do you have any suggestions? M Emmerson, Doncaster Yours says These exquisite glass coasters from artist Sarah Boddy would make the perfect gift. Mix and match from a selection of wildlife and farm animals. Her art is also available in matching homewares, including teapots and mugs.

■ Coasters rrp £4.95 each. Visit www. sarahboddy.com

QI’ve received some gift cards that I’m not going to use. It seems such a waste to let them expire. Can I sell them?

Elizabeth, by email Yours says More than £300 million is lining the pockets of UK retailers every year on unused gift cards and credit vouchers alone. Don’t let them go to waste – you can easily sell them with Cardyard. If you are happy with their offer, simply send your card to them in the post and once verified, you’ll receive money in exchange for your gift card. You can also use Cardyard to buy discounted cards for your favourite retailers. ■ Call 01392 580988 or visit www.cardyard.co.uk Q My dad has asked me to buy him a new radio for his allotment. Is there one that’s simple to use? Gina, Chichester

Yours says As well as FM radio, this lightweight JBL Bluetooth radio can access hundreds of digital stations (DAB), but also has five presets which are easy to set up – if he’s a creature of habit.

It will survive a few Tried tested drops of rain and the & rechargeable battery will last for eight hours on a single charge. ■ Rrp £89.99. Available from www.currys.co.uk

QIt’s my six-year-old granddaughter’s birthday in January. As she’s already getting toys for Christmas, could you suggest a gift that’s a little different?

K Underwood, Kent Yours says How about a gift subscription to First Wonderbox from children’s newspaper First News? These themed boxes are a perfect combination of learning and fun, bursting with activities for children aged four to eight.

■ Prices start from £24.99.

Visit www.first

wonderbox.co.uk/gift

QMy granddad passed away early in the year and my nan has allowed us to start the heartbreaking task of sorting through his clothes. Is there a company which could make a keepsake from some of them? I think it would bring her some comfort.

Ria, Bournemouth Yours says The Clothing Keepsake Company can create cushions, blankets and toys from pieces of clothing. Each item is lovingly stitched to create a precious reminder of happy times. ■ Items start from £35. Call 0333 444 9144 or visit www.lovekeepcreate.co.uk