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You could do Chopin op 10 no9, at Henle 6,if you have small hands the stretched might be a little difficult but I could do it and when I learned it I could barely reach an 8th. I think you could do one of the nocturnes too. Just stay away from op 62 no 1 and 48 no 1. You could also do 1 3 or 5 of Rachmaninoff moments musicaux.If you want a sonata you could pick one from Mozart,Beethoven op 2 no 1,op 79,or op q4 no 1/2.You could also do the famous moonlight sonata ,op 10 no 1/or 2.Op 26 and op 28 would be a stretch but manageable.Oh and op 13. Schubert sonatas could do the a minor ones,ab major or a major d 664,or Eb major d 568 or the db major version of the eb major. You could also do the Scriabin Mazurkas,and most of the preludes. Ravel’s valses nobles, the Haydn minuet and Debussy la plus que lente,Dancers of Delphi,Des pas sur la niege,reverie Les sons et les parfums,Voiles,Canope ,Fuielles mortes,
The intruppted serenade, Childrens corner,suite bergamasque,Et la lune qui fut,La fille aux cheveaux de Lin. Also do the Haydn sonatas but stay away from the late ones.There are also some of Brahms op 79 and op 116,117,118,and 119,and the slow movements of the sonatas,just look through the Brahms because they are very subjective in difficulty and also Bach is a must.Pick one that you like from Well tempered Clavier and Scriabin op 12 no 2 may be a tad too difficult but you never know until you try it. For Schumann you could do the Blunte Blatter or the Kinderszenen.Hope this helps!
You could do a Chopin mazurka too,pick one you like but stay away from op 56 no 1.