Bree

“By making a habit of rubbing strawberry on your teeth every night for a period of two weeks you can achieve sparkling beautiful white teeth. Using orange peel on the teeth is another solution. By rubbing orange peel regularly on your teeth especially on the inner side, you will achieve the color of your teeth that you will admire for your beauty.”
― Debra Helton, Organic Beauty: Natural Beauty Recipes

“Applying lemon and a pinch of salt on the teeth will make your teeth whiter and brighter. You can also employ mustard oil and vinegar for whiter teeth.”
― Debra Helton, Organic Beauty: Natural Beauty Recipes

“A couple of large leaf rakes were on the porch. “I have an idea,” Nancy said. By pushing the rakes in front of them up and down the yard, the girls would spot the hidden trap before either of them fell into it. Unfortunately, the yard was pretty big. They hadn’t covered much ground when they heard a car. It was pulling into the twins’ driveway! Bree and Nancy dropped the rakes and scrammed. They ran through the lilac bushes in between the twins’ house and Mrs. DeVine’s. They dashed across Mrs. DeVine’s yard, wiggled through the hedge that separated her yard from Nancy’s, and hid inside Headquarters. Whew! That was a close call. But they were safe! They collapsed into the beanbag chairs. “You really think there’s a booby trap?” Bree asked. She sounded doubtful now. “More and more, I’m sure of it. We need to search that whole yard. But let’s sneak back under cover of darkness.” That meant at night but sounded way more dangerous. They’d have to use flashlights. There’d be spooky night noises. Nancy could picture it all! “We’re not allowed out after dark,” Bree pointed out. Nancy knew that. She just didn’t want to be reminded of it. Not right now. It was more fun picturing the two of them sneaking around in the dark. Nancy sighed. It was awfully difficult to be a glamorous detective when your bedtime was eight thirty.”
― Jane O'Connor, Nancy Clancy, Super Sleuth

“If you shoot a marble outside the circle, you get a point,” Mr. D explained. “The player with the most points wins. I used to be pretty good.”
― Jane O'Connor, Nancy Clancy, Super Sleuth