I was just seconding the option you yourself presented in the second paragraph of your initial post. But you're welcome for the attempt to offer a helpful opinion. Seriously. No snark from my end of the conversation.

And to be clear, I was commenting on what the bike would ride like rather than its looks. You indicated your daughter wants a hybrid. This bike is a mountain bike, not a hybrid, although some rigid mountain bikes aren't too dissimilar from some hybrids. With slightly larger wheels, I think it'll still ride like a mountain bike, but maybe not quite as nimble because of the possibly awkward increase in wheel size.

Despite the tone of your reply, here's hoping you get the parts figured out and put something together that your daughter will like.