Browsing catalogues and making our Santa lists are half the fun on the lead up to Christmas.
With Christmas just 94 sleeps away, it's not too early to get excited about the arrival of Smyths Toys Superstores' new winter catalogue.
The leading toy retailer is dropping their new 300-page catalogue today (Friday 24 September) in stores across the UK and Ireland.
The catalogue features all of this year's must haves including everything from Lol Surprise, LEGO, Jurrassic world and Magic Pixies.
You can pick up your free copy in any of their 135 stores across the country.
They have even put together this handy store finder so you can see where your closest one is.
Smyths have also released a sneak peak to help your children get imagining what presents will be under their trees comes this Christmas day.
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