if your daughter is into sci fi fiction a few classics like Anne Macaffreys Dragonrider series or something like "the ship who sang" might be fun. Also some of the Heinlein stuff,"the cat who walked through walls", the triology "time enough for love , "Methusalahs Children",The Notebooks of Lazarus Long" and the short story ""the door into summer. Of course there are also the Ray Bradbury classics "The Martian Chronicles" and "Golden Apples of the Sun." on a more fantasy and less sci fi line there are several (actually I never read one I didn't like) Charles De Lint books, "Dreams and Memories" "The Onion Girl" and "Savaha" which are deeply complex with multiple layers of stories and characters and beautifully and compelling story lines.
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