Star Wars is back! That means for the foreseeable future we will be able to buy everything from pyjamas to toilet paper with BB8 plastered over it, good times. One of the more obvious merchandise areas is toys and that brings me on to the Revell Star Wars Build & Play Episode VII, specifically the Millennium Falcon. Aimed at ages 6 and up it comes with 19 separate parts that simply snap together, no glue or paint required, to create a 1:164 replica of the Millennium Falcon.

I am aware that these are made for children but my goodness are they addictive, the joy is in their simplicity, Magna Tiles are colourful, translucent, small hand friendly, plastic shapes with magnets along the sides that allow you to connect them together to produce 2D and 3D shapes. Suitable for children ages 3+ it encourages creativity as well as critical thinking and stimulates the right side of the brain, it can help children learn about shapes, numbers and colours whilst having fun.

Warning! Warning! Before you get yourself all excited about the ANKI Overdrive, and trust me it is worth getting excited about. Please check their website for compatible devices, ANKI have tested and validated iOS versions 8 or higher / Android versions 5 or higher, I have seen too many people giving this product unfair reviews based on the fact their phone or tablet wasn’t compatible so to avoid disappointment please check first.

To adults this might be the stuff of nightmares, but to some children this is the ultimate toy. This life like doll, Luvabella interacts with accessories, such as the spoon, bottle, soother and Lamby toy, and your child can feed it, burp it, play with and soothe their Luvabella. The doll has expressive face movements, the more you play with it the more it’s babbling will transform into over 100 clear words and phrases. Don’t forget to get 4 x C batteries so Luvabella can be brought to life Christmas day. RRP £99.99

Just when you thought your face and carpets were safe, Pie Face has brought out another game. The Sky High game gets the players to test their strength, similar to the old style fair ground game. With a tower over 3 feet tall, one player looks through the mask and the other player hits the base plate with the plastic hammer hard enough to smack their opponent in the face with cream. The game has adjustable difficulty setting, making it fun for young players and adults.

This massive version of the L.O.L Surprise! has 50, never before seen surprises inside with exclusive dolls and accessories. For those not in the know, a L.O.L Surprise! is a lucky dip style toy in which you never know what you are going to get. This mega bundle comes in a 32cm size half sphere, which can then be used to store their collection and is suitable for ages 6+. Surprises include two standard L.O.L Dolls, two Little Sisters and accessories, bath products and charms. RRP £59.99

If you weren’t living under a rock last year you may remember the Hatchimal obsession that drove parents insane trying to get these little buggers so their little darlings wouldn’t be disappointed on Christmas day. This year the Hatchimal Colleggtible have arrived with over 70 to collect, these mini versions (thankfully much cheaper too), come in small speckled eggs that are hatched in your hand to reveal a mystery creature within. Suitable for ages five and older. RRP £9.99

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With the release of the live action Beauty and The Beast film earlier this year, both the new and classic film are back in the spot light. The Beauty and The Beast tea set comes with a glitter-trimmed tray, a talking Mrs Potts (push the top to get her to speak) and four cups including cute little Chip. This children's plastic toy tea set comes with the required 3 x AG13 batteries and it is suitable for children aged 3+. RRP £20.99

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You can never be too sure what’s going to come through the door next when you work for a company like GadgetHead and with this product I heard it before I saw it. Was it a hair dryer coming down the hall? A swarm of angry bees perhaps? No, it was the sales director sat beside the Zinc Volt 80+ grinning from ear to ear.

Bicycle exhaust? Surely there’s no such a thing? Think again! The Turbospoke can turn any eco-friendly bicycle into a petrol guzzling crotch rocket - or at least can make it sound like one.

Turbospoke aims to give a bicycle the look and sound of having an exhaust engine. The toy has two parts: a lightweight plastic mock exhaust, complete with 15 stickers for customisation, and Motocards, plastic cards that create a motor-like sound when hit by wheel spokes.