Strong female names- literary links!

[Scarydinosaurs]

I have an Ivy Rose Alice, and an Orla Ann. I need a third name!

I can't have Clover as it was vetoed (by DH and on here!) as was Heidi (surname doesn't work with it).

I would like a name with a literary connection- any suggestions please? I'm totally stuck!

[Spottyladybird]

Lydia
Josephine
Elizabeth
Charlotte
Hester
Lily
Violet
Matilda
Scarlett
Hermione

Love your other names- very pretty!

[TheDowagerCuntess]

Helena
Miranda
Elizabeth / Eliza
Jane / Jean/ne (freshingly simple)
Rebecca
Beatrice
Gwendolen
Catherine
Anna
Lucy
Celia
Cordelia
Cressida
Hermia (auto-corrected to hernia )
Isabella
Hermione
Portia
Hero
Juliet
Olivia

Shakespeare is great for inspiration :)

[katemess12]

My DD is Ivy Chenault. Chenault is from the book "The Rum Diary" by Hunter S. Thompson.

Matilda is a good one. I like Madeline (pronounced like the little French girl) as well. Both of those characters are loved by little girls.

[EsmesBees]

Rosalind or Lyra?

[Hariasa]

Daphne?

[PotatoBread]

Arriety?

[Gruach]

Edith (as in Wharton) would go with your previous names.

[GillBear]

Cassandra
There's also a load http://nameberry.com/list/236/Literary-Names-for-Girls?all=1 here]

[plimsolls]

Iris

[pizzaeatingmonkey]

Tess

[DerelictMyBalls]

Another vote for Edith!

[PotatoBread]

And another Edith vote here

[BlueChampagne]

Aphra
Marianne/Marion
second Miranda

[BikeRunSki]

Rebecca
Daphne

[BikeRunSki]

Virginia

[TheRealAdaLovelace]

you say that Heidi doesn't work - does it alliterate?
In other words no more H names?

[CotswoldStrife]

Georgiana (Mr Darcy's sister)

[Blu]

Vita
Nancy

[PointlessUsername]

Reagan (king Lears Daughter)

[hownottofuckup]

Eloise
Marianne
Elizabeth
Tess
Bonnie
Dido

[CorporeSarnie]

Martha (Gellhorn). A truly brave, strong woman who lived and wrote in a thoroughly male-dominated world.

[CorporeSarnie]

Or Iris. Beautiful name, strong woman writer.

[pieceofpurplesky]

Bronte
Jane
Tess

[user1471734618]

how about Mabel ....