New Delhi, Dec 22 : Pamela Anderson is planning to treat her loved ones and even two US Presidents to the same book this Christmas.

The former ''Baywatch'' star is extremely impressed by ''One Can Make a Difference'' - which features "inspirational essays" from a host of people including Sir Paul McCartney, Brigitte Bardot and the Dalai Lama.

And now she's planning it give it as a gift to everyone, reports the China Daily.

"I love the holiday season - so much giving and receiving. And this year finishing my shopping list will be easy, because I''ve found a wonderful book I''m giving everyone. It''s called ''One Can Make a Difference''," Anderson said.

"I''m sending a copy of the book to Barack Obama and to Mr. Bush, too, since he''ll need ways to pass the time, because it is exactly the theme for our next White House - one can make a difference," she added.

The blonde actress also revealed that when she raed the book, it triggered all kinds of emotions in her, ranging from tears to hysterical laughter.

"Some of the essays had me crying, like the one by the man who gets arrested saving seals on the ice, and some had me laughing hysterically. It has essays by a woman who started the first breast milk bank in India and a girl born without feet who now runs marathons.

"My role model Brigitte Bardot - who said, ''I gave my youth to men, now I''m giving my wisdom to the animals'' - Paul and Stella McCartney, Martina Navratilova and the Dalai Lama are also in there," she added. (ANI)