90 beautiful girl names from books

These literary baby girl names have been inspired by characters in books from all genres and periods.

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1) Ada

Book: Charles Frazier’s phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enld Mountain

Character: Ada Monroe

Meaning: Noble woman

2) Allie

Book: Nicholas Sparks’s The Notebook

Character: Allie Hamilton

Meaning: Fair, handsome

3) Anne

Book: Lucy Maud’s Anne of Green Gables

Character: Anne Shirley

Meaning: Favour or grace

4) Annika

Book: Astrid Lindgren’s Pippi Longstocking

Character: Annika Settigren

Meaning: Goddess Durga in Hindu

5) Arrietty

Book: Mary Norton’s The Borrowers

Character: Arrietty Clock

Meaning: Ruler of the house

6) Arya

Book: George R R Martin’s Game Of Thrones

Character: Arya Stark

Meaning: Noble, great, truthful

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7) Beatrice

Book: William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing

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Character: Beatrice

Meaning: Bringer of joy

8) Bella

Book: Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga

Character: Bella Swan

Meaning: Beautiful

9) Brett

Book: Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises

Character: Lady Brett Ashley

Meaning: From the isle of Brittany

10) Bridget

Book: Helen Fielding’s Bridget Jones’s Diary

Character: Bridget Jones

Meaning: Power, strength and virtue

11) Catherine

Book: Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights

Character: Catherine ‘Cathy’ Earnshaw

Meaning: Pure, clear

12) Celie

Book: Alice Walker’s The phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enlour Purple

Character: Celie

Meaning: The blind one

13) Charlotte

Book: EB White’s Charlotte’s Web

Character: Charlotte the Spider

Meaning: Free woman

14) Clarice

Book: Thomas Harris’s The Silence Of The Lambs

Character: Clarice Starling

Meaning: Bright, clear, famous

15) Clover

Book: Susan phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enolidge’s Clover

Character: Clover Carr

Meaning: Meadow flower

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Book: Neil Gaiman’s phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enraline

Character: phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enraline Jones

Meaning: Precious sea growth

17) Daisy

Book: F Sphebinhvanhoc.com.vn/entt Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby

Character: Daisy Buchanan

Meaning: Day’s eye

18) Dorothy

Book: L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard Of Oz

Character: Dorothy Gale

Meaning: Gift of God

19) Elinor

Book: Jane Austen’s Sense & Sensibility

Character: Elinor Dashwood

Meaning: Queen

20) Eliza

Book: George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion

Character: Eliza Doolittle

Meaning: Oath of God

21) Elizabeth

Book: Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice

Character: Lizzie Bennett

Meaning: God is satisfaction

22) Emma

Book: Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary

Character: Emma Bovary

Meaning: Handsome, clever, and rich

23) Enid

Book: Jill Murphy’s The Worst Witch

Character: Enid Nightshade

Meaning: Soul, life

For more Worst Witch inspired baby names, click here**.**

24) Estella

Book: Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations

Character: Estella Havisham

Meaning: Shining star

25) Felicity

Book: Enid Blyton’s Malory Towers

Character: Felicity Rivers

Meaning: Luck and good fortune

26) Florence / Flossie

Book: Laura Lee Hope’s Bobbsey Twins

Character: Flossie Bobbsey

Meaning: Blossoming flower

27) George / Georgina

Book: Enid Blyton’s Famous Five

Character: George Kirrin

Meaning: Farmer

28) Gwen

Book: Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest

Character: Gwendolen Fairfax

Meaning: White, holy

29) Harriet

Book: Louise Fitzhugh’s Harriet The Spy

Character: Harriet M. Welsch

Meaning: Rules the home

30) Hazel

Book: John Green’s The Fault In Our Stars

Character: Hazel Grace Lancaster

Meaning: Of the tree

31) Heidi

Book: Johanna Spyri’s Heidi

Character: Heidi

Meaning: Nobility

32) Hermione

Book: JK Rowling’s Harry Potter Saga

Character: Hermione Granger

Meaning: Well born

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33) Holly

Book: Truman Capote’s Breakfast At Tiffany’s

Character: Holly Golightly

Meaning: From the clearing by the hollow

34) Jane

Book: Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre

Character: Jane Eyre

Meaning: Jehovah has been gracious

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35) Josephine

Book: Louisa May Alphebinhvanhoc.com.vn/entt’s Little Women

Character: Jospehine March

Meaning: May Jehovah add

36) Katniss

Book: Suzanne phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enllins’s The Hunger Games

Character: Katniss Everdeen

Meaning: Heroine, edible aquatic plant

37) Katy

Book: Sarah Chauncey Woolsey’s What Katy Did

Character: Katy Carr

Meaning: Pure, clear

38) Kristy

Book: Ann M Martin’s The Babysitters Club Series

Character: Kristy Thomas

Meaning: Follower of Christ

39) Laura

Book: Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House On The Prairie

Character: Laura Ingalls Wilder

Meaning: Laurel tree

40) Leia

Book: Donald F Glut’s Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Character: Leia Organa Solo

Meaning: Child of heaven

For more Star Wars inspired baby names, click here**.**

41) Liesel

Book: Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief

Character: Liesel Meminger

Meaning: Pledged to God

42) Linnea

Book: Christina Bjork’s Linnea In Monet’s Garden

Character: Linnea

Meaning: Twin flower, lime tree

43) Lisbeth

Book: Stieg Larsson’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

Character: Lisbeth Salander

Meaning: God is satisfaction

44) Lottie

Book: Jacqueline Wilson’s The Lottie Project

Character: Charlotte Alice Katherine Enright’s alter-ego

Meaning: Free woman

45) Lucy

Book: CS Lewis’s The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe

Character: Lucy Pevensie

Meaning: Born at dawn

46) Lydia

Book: Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice

Character: Lydia Bennett

Meaning: Woman from Lydia

47) Lyra

Book: Phillip Pullman’s His Dark Materials

Character: Lyra Silvertongue

Meaning: Lyrical

48) Madeline

Book: Ludwig Bemelmans’s Madeline

Character: Madeline

Meaning: Elevated, great, magnificent

49) Marianne

Book: Jane Austen’s Sense & Sensibility

Character: Marianne Dashwood

Meaning: Wished-for child

50) Mary

Book: PL Travers’s Mary Poppins

Character: Mary Poppins

Meaning: Bitter

For more Disney inspired baby girl names, click here**.**

51) Matilda

Book: Roald Dahl’s Matilda

Character: Matilda Wormwood

Meaning: Mighty warrior

For more Roald Dahl inspired baby names, click here**.**

52) Meg

Book: Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle In Time

Character: Meg Murry

Meaning: Beautiful and happy

53) Minny

Book: Kathryn Stockett’s The Help

Character: Minny Jackson

Meaning: Loving memory

54) Nancy

Book: Carolyn Keene’s Nancy Drew Mysteries

Character: Nancy Drew

Meaning: Grace

55) Natasha

Book: Leo Tolstoy’s War And Peace

Character: Natasha Rostova

Meaning: Christmas baby

56) Nelly

Book: Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights

Character: Ellen “Nelly” Dean

Meaning: Shining light

57) Nora

Book: Enid Blyton’s The Secret Island

Character: Nora Arnold

Meaning: Light

58) Patricia

Book: Enid Blyton’s St. Clare’s series

Character: Pat O’Sullivan

Meaning: Noble

59) Penny

Book: Enid Blyton’s Cherry Tree Farm

Character: Penny

Meaning: Bobbin

60) Peggy

Book: Enid Blyton’s The Secret Island

Character: Peggy Arnold

Meaning: Precious pearl

61) Phoebe

Book: JD Salinger’s The Catcher In The Rye

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Character: Phoebe Caulfield

Meaning: Bright and pure

62) Pippi

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Book: Astrid Lindgren’s Pippi Longstocking

Character: Pippi Longstocking

Meaning: Lover of horses

63) Polly

Book: Eleanor H. Porter’s Pollyanna

Character: Pollyanna

Meaning: Wished-for child

64) Posy

Book: Noel Streatfeild’s Ballet Shoes

Character: Posy Fossil

Meaning: Flower

65) Primrose

Book: Suzanne phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enllins’s The Hunger Games

Character: Primrose Everdeen

Meaning: Pretty little flower

66) Ramona

Book: Beverly Cleary’s Ramona

Character: Ramona Quimby

Meaning: Protecting hands

67) Rebecca / Becky

Book: William Makepeace Thackery’s Vanity Fair

Character: Becky Sharp

Meaning: To tie firmly

68) Rosalind

Book: William Shakespeare’s As You Like It

Character: Rosalind

Meaning: Beautiful rose

69) Sara

Book: Frances Hodgson Burnett’s A Little Princess

Character: Sara Crewe

Meaning: Princess

70) Savannah

Book: Nicholas Sparks’s Dear John

Character: Savannah Curtis

Meaning: From the open plain

71) Scarlett

Book: Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With The Wind

Character: Scarlett O’Hara

Meaning: Red

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Book: Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird

Character: Jean Louise “Sphebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enut” Finch

Meaning: Gatherer of information

73) Selena

Book: DC phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enmics’s Batman / Catwoman

Character: Selena Kyle

Meaning: Moon goddess

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74) Susan

Book: Terry Pratchett’s The Hogfather

Character: Susan Sto Helit (aka Death’s granddaughter)

Meaning: Graceful lily

75) Tabitha

Book: Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of Tom Kitten

Character: Tabitha Twitchit

Meaning: Beauty, grace

76) Tiggy

Book: Sophocles’s Antigone

Character: Antigone

Meaning: Worthy of one’s parents

77) Tess

Book: Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the d’Urbervilles

Character: Tess Durbeyfield

Meaning: Harvester

78) Tracy

Book: Jacqueline Wilson’s The Story of Tracy Beaker

Character: Tracy Beaker

Meaning: Bold

79) Trixie

Book: Julie Campbell Tatham’s Trixie Belden series

Character: Beatrix Belden

Meaning: Bringer of joy

80) Ursula

Book: Francene Carroll’s phebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enlton Manor

Character: Ursula St Clare

Meaning: Little bear

81) Vanessa

Book: John Logan’s Penny Dreadful

Character: Vanessa Ives

Meaning: Butterfly

82) Venetia

Book: Amanda Quick’s Sephebinhvanhoc.com.vn/ennd Sight

Character: Venetia Milton

Meaning: From Venice

83) Vianne

Book: Joanne Harris’s Chophebinhvanhoc.com.vn/enlat

Character: Vianne Rocher

Meaning: Alive

84) Violet

Book: Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events

Character: Violet Baudelaire

Meaning: Little purple flower

85) Wendy

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