I found this book at the library in 1985, it may have been published in the 70s. I believe it was young teen science fiction, it had a long title that included the word “Twinkie” (possibly plural). Central character was a girl.
I found this book at the library in 1985, it may have been published in the 70s. I believe it was young teen science fiction, it had a long title that included the word “Twinkie” (possibly plural). Central character was a girl.
Are you sure of the ‘Twinkle’ in the title. Biggest title that jumps out at me from that time period and sitting on a sci-fi/young teen shelf with a female protagonist would be “A Wrinkle in Time”.
A long shot: TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR by Ben Barzman is an sf novel from circa 1960; it was published as adult rather than juvenile (I remember at least one mild sex scene). Told in the first person by a man, but the “main” character is an alien in the form of an adult female. So, as I said, a long shot.
The novel has also been published as ECHO X (in US pb) and as OUT OF THIS WORLD (UK title). Cover of the US hc can be seen here:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5272193-twinkle-twinkle-little-star