This master's thesis deals with identies of womens' characters in literary works of Jagoda Truhelka, Irena Vrkljan and Dubravka Ugrešić. In the first part of this master's thesis there is a theoretical overview of a term identity in literature and of womens' identities'development through different perspective of womens' position in a society. The second part gives a short overview of womens' narrative,of creating a female text. In the third part there is an overview of womens' characters in above mentioned authors' works. In the last part of this master's thesis there is a description of these authors' literary works as well as womens characters' analysis in their works.It deals with the way of treating and changing womens' identities through different time periods.It presents different experiences from different perspectives through womens' characters of above mentioned writers. Novels Plein air, Vojača, Svila i škare and Štefica Cvek u raljama života will be analysed in this thesis. Girls' identities presented in this thesis have a lot in common.It is wandering the world and (not) managing to deal with troubles of growing up. These identities have a potential influence to a wide range of readers'generations. It can be concluded, based on these women' identities'analysis in works of above mentioned female authors, that each of these girls fights against troubles of growing up and becoming an adult as well as with a social adaptation which preceded that proces.