Hey /lit/
I'd like to find good books with a little girl protagonist. I'm not really sure where to ask, and to not appear creepy I ask you, here. I like fantasy and sci-fi (trash tier?), but any book will do, as long as it's enjoyable.
Try Momo, by Michael Ende.
Taming Riki is an excellent, underrated bit of fantasy fiction. aimed at younger readers but enjoyable for all imho. little girl protagonist is lovely and whimsical and intelligent
>>7867720
For good, historical moe, try Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
go to /b/ they will tell you
Opal Whiteley and her diary
she was 6 yo when she wrote it although they say it could be a hoax and she really wrote it while 20
>>7867720
the book thief
his dark materials
Little Princess by Alfonso Cuarón
my diary
do you like little girls, OP?
>>7867814
I do, when they are not overtly annoying. I have a young daughter, whom I love to death, and who is the most intelligent and funny little creature I know. Then again, some of her friends are dumb and boring (as one would expect little girls to be), so I guess I could say I like some of them.
I read Madouc by Jack Vance some time ago, and I really liked the obstinate but resourceful protagonist of the book. The other books in the Lyonesse trilogy are rather enjoyable, too.
fledgeling by octavia butler.
My sister liked it. I liked it too, even though it made me feel like a pedophile.
The Shamers Daughter, part of a series. Kind of a kids book, but still a great story
>>7867827
Have you confessed to her yet?
>>7867720
Check out A High Wind in Jamaica by Richard Hughes. It's about a group of siblings kidnapped by pirates, and the central protag is a young girl.
Not fantasy or sci-fi, but Henry James' What Maisie Knew is also an excellent book entirely centered in a little girl's consciousness.
>>7867720
Lolita
>>7868205
I knew you will show up xD
>>7868205
Lolita isn't a protag m9
