Didn't get the chance to fiddle with the K-3II yet, at least not much more than to charge the battery for the first time, insert a memory card, attach a lens and make two shots just for the sake of doing so
Of course, had to set all the initial settings first, date, time, menu language etc. Need to read some instructions first as it's sufficiently different than the K-S1, and just for the record, I'm not one of those who think the operating manual is not written to help you using a device but to find what where the heck did you screw it up.
As for my daughter's choice, we'll see as she still doesn't know a lot of things and to have an opinion, one must try first... Her interest in photography is still relatively mild but growing as she doesn't really shoot everything but has to get some sort of motivation, an idea ... I don't want to push her as it may blow up in my face, I'd rather let things go slowly, let her find out the excitement and beauty in recording things...