Li'l Rascal Twins #13

The Li'l Rascal Twins, grounded for mischief, decide to mentally embark on a trip to Mars before bed—only to wake up inside an artificial satellite orbiting Earth, trapped in a loop. As they try to escape, they encounter the Man in the Moon, who’s fed up with the satellite’s interference, and soon find themselves in a surreal, green-tinted version of Mars populated by strange, green versions of themselves.

The Li'l Rascal Twins sneak into a kitchenware show pretending to be a mother and son to get free food, using a dress and stilts to pull off the ruse—only to be caught in a sticky situation when their charade is nearly exposed. With their antics drawing attention and a sudden ice cream maker offering samples, the twins must keep their cover while dodging suspicion and satisfying their hunger.

Li'l Genius and Li'l Tomboy team up to harness the surprising power of Henry Orwell’s legendary snoring—turning his nighttime habit into something surprisingly useful. With a mix of mischief and ingenuity, they set out to put his snores to work in ways no one expected.

Cheevs is frustrated that the phone has been busy all afternoon, but when Mum arrives, she’s led to a hidden spot where the twins have been playing dentist with a toy phone and a toy drill — the source of the busy signal. The story ends with Mum discovering the playful chaos, her shock cut short by the arrival of Dad.

When a young woman falls into a well, one of the Li'l Rascal Twins rescues her, sparking a newspaper story that enters him in a contest. With the prize being a trip to Bermuda—a vacation destination he’s already planning to visit with his family—the boy finds himself hoping his good deed leads to a chance to reunite with his loved ones.

The Li'l Rascal Twins decide to earn money for a magnolia tree to surprise their mom, but their attempts to find jobs—like cutting grass, painting, and cleaning—end in comical disasters. After being turned down by several neighbors, they stumble upon a "Wrecking Service" job and enthusiastically demolish an old house, earning the tree as payment.