just do SS gurl. Enough volume, way faster than your routine and super effective.
But make sure to do the main lifts correctly (form, range of motion, etc).
But if you insist on your routine, i would say it has way too much stuff volume and way too less intensity, i would go with:
6-8 reps means: when you get all the sets with 8 reps, you increase the weight by 2.5kg/ 5 pounds for the next workout and that exercise, and lighter increments the more you progress. If you can't get 6 reps on the first set, deload by 10% the weight and start going up again.
bench press 3x6-8
BARBELL row 3x6-8
ohp 3 x 8-10
lat pull down
dumbbell curl 2x10 (you can skip it if you don't feel like it, completely optional)
tricep pull down 2x10 (you can skip it if you don't feel like it, completely optional)
lower body:
"sumo" *** squats 3x5-7
Deadlift / Sumo deadlift 1x5 (just do it, it will work tons your glutes and back)
lying leg curl 2x10
barbell glute bridge 2x8 !!!(completely optional, do it when you are feeling like it)
cable kickbacks 2x10 (completely optional, do it when you are feeling like it)
seated calf raises 2x10 (completely optional, do it when you are feeling like it)
**: i would do normal squats, or you won't target enough your quads
"(completely optional, do it when you are feeling like it)" meens that, if you don't do them because you are too tired it is okey.
Now you are thinking: "OMG this is no volume! Nikki blackketter or do way more!!!" Yeah well you are a begginer, this is still way high for begginers, and believe me, after the squats and deadlift (if you do them intense enough, which you should be doing) you will be gassed out.
As a begginer: eat enough, sleep enough and lift intense enough, the gains will come. It is better to do this routine for 6 months than the one you proposed for 1 month and burning out for all that volume (which you will if you are a girl)