Girls' fiction refers to a genre of literature specifically aimed at young female readers. This type of fiction often features strong female protagonists, relatable themes, and adventures that resonate with girls' experiences. Common topics include friendship, self-discovery, and overcoming challenges, making it appealing to its target audience. Popular examples of girls' fiction include series like The Baby-Sitters Club and Nancy Drew. These stories often emphasize personal growth and empowerment, encouraging readers to explore their identities and aspirations. The genre has evolved over time, incorporating diverse voices and perspectives to reflect the varied experiences of girls today.