If she's asked for it and it won't break the budget I would buy it.
My daughters are 12 and 16 at Christmas. Both are still very partial to a cuddly toy or figures of their favourite characters!
Other ideas that have been hits over the last few years
Harumika sets - kind of like outfit creating that doesn't involve sewing. Cheap from bargainmax last year.
Tie dye kit and white tshirts/bag/hoodie etc.
Giant squishmallow to lay on.
Oodie type hoodie, long hot water bottle and fleecy blanket (weighted was a hit with my eldest)
Books with book light and zip up book sleeve for taking out and about (taylor swift for youngest and gothic for eldest) I considered a kindle but my eldest reads manga and youngest likes a charity shop find!
Light up drawing board - great for tracing designs.
Badge maker.
Hama type beads (amazon were best as actually sorted into colour in a big plastic box) I recommend a tray of some sort to do them on if you dont have a table like us!
Big bracelet/jewellery making set. I collected supplies from shein, amazon, temu and put in a zipped up bag (supposed to be for makeup) to keep it all together.
Tickets for events. Etsy do lovely metal engraved tickets which make a great display item or bookmark after!
Make up with light up mirror.
Board games. A big hit has been the rivals ones - cluedo, monopoly and game of life. They are 2 person versions which are shorter. Also the big potato games are great. Dobble is always a favourite and you can get loads of versions!