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!

Lydia
Josephine
Elizabeth
Charlotte
Hester
Lily
Violet
Matilda
Scarlett
Hermione

Love your other names- very pretty!

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 :)

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.

Rosalind or Lyra?

Daphne?

Arriety?

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

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

Iris

Tess

Another vote for Edith!

And another Edith vote here

Aphra
Marianne/Marion
second Miranda

Rebecca
Daphne

Virginia

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

Georgiana (Mr Darcy's sister)

Vita
Nancy

Reagan (king Lears Daughter)

Eloise
Marianne
Elizabeth
Tess
Bonnie
Dido

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

Or Iris. Beautiful name, strong woman writer.

Bronte
Jane
Tess

how about Mabel ....