Naish monarch is pretty good. As for boots, good for learning unhooking i think. But not so good for extreme stuff like learning to kiteloop

Choices for girls boards and boots are much better these days. Easier on the knees will be a high rocker board, which will also be perfect for some unhooked stuff, while compromising on upwind and board speed (so when boosting and going upwind you need to apply a slightly different technique than a stiff low rocker board). And if at your weight you'd normally ride I assume a 130-133 then for boots go 135-136 as you need to compensate for the rocker, have some space on the board (mainly width) to actually place the boots and not have them drag through the water too much when edging hard, and you will be able to control heaps more power hence a larger board will be possible (better pop and better landings on a larger board plus the mentioned compensation for the slighlty less efficient upwind capability).

Karolina winkowska slingshot refraction board, Bruna kajiya airush diamond board, and the Susi Mai tona eden kiteboard there's three solid lady's boards for you to have a look at and they are all good for boots.

I have two 132 twin tips that I use for competitive freestyle up for sale. I haven't posted them yet. I weigh 52kg and my hubby about 65kg and we both used them. Pm me for more info if keen :)

One board is almost brand new only used a few times and the other is a few years old

Cheers

Shan