- A young girl about fifteen is a flute prodigy. The title might be The Golden Flute. She solves a mystery and finds out about her true parentage. I clearly remember the last line was, She picks the golden flute and begins to play.
- The second is about a guy named Paul that resents his hawk, crew cut right-wing brother because he himself is a hippie and groovy. He believes in peace and love – and ACID! Oh, it’s 1969. Paul has decided it’s time to kill a few million brain cells while staring at the lamp for four hours. Yes, Paul has decided to trip. Just when you think he has changed his mind but then he reaches for the sugar cube. After his trip he realizes he is actually more square than he thought. No more Timothy Leary snake oil for him. If this was a Dragnet episode Jack Webb would be proud.
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Lost Classics of Teen Lit: Name That Book! 