"Books about girls who have adventures"??

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For an age 7 reader.
Any suggestions???

Anne of Green Gables

Little House on the Prairie

Famous Five/Secret Seven (although horrendously sexist in parts!)

Matilda, BFG and Magic Finger

Nim's Island

My Name is Mina and Skellig

Howls Moving Castle, Castle in the Air and House of Many Ways by Diana Wynne Jones - me and my 8 year old daughter have been reading these and loving them!

Pippi Longstocking

Tilly and the Time Machine
Zoe’s Rescue Zoo
The Marge series by Isla Fisher
Hotel Flamingo
Amelia Jane series
The Daisy series by Kes Gray (Daisy and the Trouble with Nature would be a good one to start with)
Violet and the Pearl of the Orient

It’s tricky!
Matilda
Secret Seven (ditto above but don’t forget Susie - or was it Suzie - Jack’s sister - who was a real trouble maker!)
Daisy Drama Club series - Stage Fright!, Spotlight! And On Tour - inspired the adventures of Sophie (DD) and Cressida.

Oh and my daughter also likes the Worst Witch books.

The borrowers

Can't quite think of the name, it's series about unicorns going to school.
Another one (but a bit seasonal) Atul's Wonderful Christmas.
Wizard of Earthsea (and the sequels)
Are the Narnia books a bit older?

Swallow and Amazons and the next 11 in the series...

7 is a bit young yet but the virals series by kathy reichs is good.

Also the wee free men series by Sir Pterry. Matriachal society and a witch...

It’s quite sad I can’t think of many girl protagonists.

Igraine the Brave by Cornelia Funke

Sophie and the Shadow Woods

Jasmine series by Helen Peters

Stick & Fetch series by Philip Ardagh

Bad Nana series by Sophy Henn

Daisy series by Kes Gray

Knitbone Pepper series by Claire Barker

Sophie series by Dick King Smith

Ramona series by Beverly Cleary

Invincibles series by Caryl Hart

Arabel's Raven series by Joan Aiken

Cakes in Space by Phillip Reeve

Ottoline series by Chris Ridell

Mr Tiger & Betsy series by Sally Gardner

Flotsam & Jetsom series by Tanya Landman

Lob by Linda Newbury

Mango & Bambang series by Polly Faber

The Questioneers series by Angela Beaty

Operation Bunny series by Sally Gardner

Witch Baby series by Debi Gliori

Lulu series by Hilary McKay

The Trixie Belden series - she's an amateur sleuth. I loved these growing up!

Highly recommend journey to the river sea by Eva Ibbotson

Pippi longstocking
The twins at st Claire’s or Mallory towers

NOT famous five (altho I loved them as a child) as so sexist!

Nim's Island and its sequel

Pippi Longstocking

Earthsea books are wonderful, but too mature for a seven year old I think.

Harriett the Spy ( sorry can’t remember the author)

The Star of Kazan by Eva Ibbotson - actually, pretty mucvh asnything by her!

Journey to the river sea.
I think Skellig is a bit too grown up for a 7 year old.

The Penderwick Sisters

Also try this website, A Mighty Girl.

They have huge numbers of recommendations on every topic you can think of!

The Polar Bear Explorers Club by Alex Bell.

Naughtiest Girl in the school is also good, although a little old fashioned now.

A wrinkle in time
His Dark materials
Dealing with dragons

Quite like the Harper books ...