"A girl's own magazine. Volume VIII, number 375, March 5, 1887" is a collection of newspapers that was intended for girls of cognitive age at the end of the 19th century. In these pages you will find interesting and useful articles about women's etiquette, needlework, literature and fashion. The magazine became popular among female readers of the time due to its pedagogical approach and the cultural values it propagated. "Girl's Own Magazine" has helped many girls improve their skills and knowledge, opening up new horizons and opportunities for them.