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If you go Friends or Disney as you are thinking, then mini dolls are the only choice.
Does she like princess? Does she like animals? Does she like super heroes? Does she like typical everyday themes?
What is your price range?
Those are the questions I would ask first.
Some fun items...
There are two great creator sets at $20 each. The furry animals and forest animals.
In Friends, if she likes animals, the jungle range is cool. The pool with the slide might be fun.
If she likes princess, then anything from there.
The nice thing with a line, though is if she really likes it, you have more ideas of a theme to pull from in the future.
Since she is younger you can easily go with some smaller friends sets and she would have a ton of playability
My experience with 5 year olds at a bday party where they built lego... Many are just startinv
ETA: that got cut...
Many are starting out and have not done Lego and sets between 50-200 pieces are a great size to learn with.
I honestly would go with two of the smaller Lego Friends Jungle sets, if she likes animals.
Eta: on sale... http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00GSN5F7G/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1418521961&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SY200_QL40
Reminds me of the Simpson's episode when Homer buys Marge a bowling ball that he wants...
Furry Creatures
Clould Coukoo Land
Rainforest Animals (If it's available in your area)
If your niece is not used to Lego then the Juniors style is simple to build. It also has a minifig instead of a minidoll. Plus it comes in a useful reusable plastic box.
Personally I think Friends is the way to go but just thought I'd throw in the compromise option too as I don't think it's been mentioned?