I really loved the concept behind this game, and I think the message is one that I at least don't often get to witness in the gaming world. I would really be curious to see more games developed from this perspective as a longer expression, as I think it would offer an inclusive environment for girls that may not otherwise be drawn to gaming and I think it would inspire more young women to become developers.
From a mechanical perspective, I know that instructions are present when you start each mini-game, but I think having access to the input instructions during gameplay would go a long way. Maybe put a little help icon that you can click on during gameply as someone else suggested? Otherwise I thoroughly enjoyed it and felt like the message was delivered with a lot of humor that helped make it accessible.