Can you recommend any girls ped stories for young readers?

Sure. 'The Paper Bag Princess' is a great one. It's about a princess who outsmarts a dragon to save the prince. It challenges traditional gender roles. Another is 'Madeline', which tells the story of a little girl in a Paris boarding school. It has simple yet engaging stories for young readers. And 'Corduroy' is also good. It features a teddy bear's adventure with a little girl.

Another good one could be 'The Happy Pelican Girls'. This novel probably has a lot of positive and cheerful elements. It may tell the story of the girls having a great time together, participating in fun activities like festivals or beach clean - ups, which is suitable for young readers who like light - hearted stories.

The story of 'The Corseted Fairy' could be a great choice. It's about a fairy who loses her wings and is given a magical corset by a kind witch. The corset gives her the ability to fly again, and she uses it to help other forest creatures. It has simple language and a positive message about helping others.

I'm not sure what you specifically mean by 'girls ped stories'. If you mean girl - related adventure stories, there are many like 'Anne of Green Gables' which tells the story of an imaginative girl named Anne. Her adventures in the fictional town are full of friendship, growth and challenges.

These stories often depict the power of friendship among school girls. They might show how friends support each other during tough times like exams or family problems. This can inspire young readers to cherish their own friendships and be there for their friends.

The 'Professor Puffin's Magical Adventures' is a great one. It's about a kind - hearted professor who takes his students on a journey through different magical realms, teaching them about friendship and courage along the way.

The story 'Timmy's Time - Stop Power' is also suitable for young readers. Timmy, the main character, realizes he can stop time one day. He uses this power to make his day more interesting. He stops time to play pranks on his little sister (but in a harmless way), and also to do good things like help his mom with the dishes without her knowing. It's a light - hearted story full of humor.

Sure. 'The Little Mary Sue and the Magic School' is a good one. It has a simple plot where a young Mary Sue discovers she has magical powers at school. It's full of positive messages and the Mary Sue character is kind - hearted, which can be a good example for young readers.

There's 'The Boy in the Petticoat' which is a story that teaches kids about acceptance and being different. It shows how the boy in the petticoat overcomes the initial teasing and becomes a hero in his own way.

There's 'The Gollywhopper Games' which had some ghostly elements in it. It was a fun read for young readers in the 90s. The story had a bit of mystery and the idea of a haunted place added to the excitement. Also, 'The Doll in the Garden' was a nice ghost story for young ones. It told the story of a girl who discovers a doll in a garden and then some strange, ghost - like things start to happen.