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Books with author Lynda M. Peterson

  • Upcycled Jewelry: 35 beautiful projects made from recycled materials

    Linda Peterson

    Paperback (CICO Books, Sept. 11, 2014)
    Upcycle to create 35 stunning pieces of jewelry and accessories.Discover how to take something that was destined for the trash can and give it a new purpose, transforming it into something beautiful. Expert crafter Linda Peterson shows you 35 creative ways to upcycle soda can tabs, zippers, plastic, bike chains, inner tubes, and more. From a stylish soda can tab belt to a pretty gold zipper bracelet, and from stamped plastic earrings to a chunky bike chain bangle, there’s plenty here to inspire you to get crafting. Every project has clear step-by-step photographs to guide you, and a basic techniques section covers all you’ll need to know.
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  • The Innocent Pirate: The Bridgewater Mysteries: Chile

    L.M. Peterson

    language (Lynda M. Peterson, May 27, 2016)
    They were at the end of the continent, on a piece of land in South America so inhospitable that it once housed only prisoners or pirates on the run. Bloodthirsty pirates like Blackbeard and Captain Kidd and their frigates and schooners bulging with booty. While vacationing with their family in Chile and volunteering at a penguin reserve, Tyler and Elise make friends with a notorious local shopkeeper who has a dark, family history. Their new friend is full of fantastic stories of pirate lore and the bloody past of his family.They are shocked to witness their friend being arrested and make it their mission to clear his name. Armed only with tenacity and a sharp wit, these wise-cracking kids are knee-deep in penguins but manage to piece facts and suspects together and use a most unusual clue to solve the case.
  • City of the Dead: The Bridgewater Mysteries: Argentina

    L.M. Peterson

    language (Lynda M. Peterson, May 24, 2016)
    Tyler’s strategy has gone tragically wrong. They were all supposed to meet outside the City of the Dead, but his sister never made it out. Elise sought the safety of a crypt, inches from the crazed man who threatened death by white tigers. Too weak to move, she watches as the walls slowly close in on her. Undaunted, the comedic duo make allies with a gang from the barrio and follow clues to unravel a crime that could ruin thousands.
  • Predators on the Pampas: The Bridgewater Mysteries: Uruguay

    L.M. Peterson

    language (Lynda M. Peterson, May 26, 2016)
    "There’s no way Elise can get us into trouble here," Tyler thought. "We’ll be working with gauchos, riding the open range, and living on a ranch miles from civilization." He had no idea what kind of danger they would be facing in the next few days. He and his sister would be on the greatest adventure ever… but they would be running for their lives.This adventurous brother and sister embark on a yearlong trip to South America in this middle-grade chapter book. Undaunted by language barriers, new cultures or unfamiliar surroundings, the tenacious duo make allies as they work on an estancia, learn the ways of the gaucho, and use their new skills to outwit a gang of thieves and their plan to steal more than sheep.
  • Li's Pockets Full of Treasures

    Linda Peterson

    eBook
    Eight year old Li likes to search her neighborhood looking for treasures but she has no pockets on her play dresses. Follow Li after she receives a special gift from her auntie. Written for adults to read to small children.
  • A Bully Named Russell and the Pufferfish

    L.M. Peterson

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 18, 2019)
    Ben finds himself at odds with a new kid on the block. This kid bullies Ben and his friends. Ben responds with avoidance at first, then bravado. With the help of a small fish, an unexpected approach in understanding helps Ben resolve the problem.
  • Predators on the Pampas: The Bridgewater Mysteries: Uruguay

    L.M. Peterson

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 2, 2019)
    "There’s no way Elise can get us into trouble here," Tyler thought. "We’ll be working with gauchos, riding the open range, and living on a ranch miles from civilization." He had no idea what kind of danger they would be facing in the next few days. He and his sister would be on the greatest adventure ever… but they would be running for their lives.This adventurous brother and sister embark on a yearlong trip to South America in this middle-grade chapter book. Undaunted by language barriers, new cultures or unfamiliar surroundings, the tenacious duo make allies as they work on an estancia, learn the ways of the gaucho, and use their new skills to outwit a gang of thieves and their plan to steal more than sheep.
  • City of the Dead: The Bridgewater Mysteries: Argentina

    L.M. Peterson

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 2, 2019)
    Tyler’s strategy has gone tragically wrong. They were all supposed to meet outside the City of the Dead, but his sister never made it out. Elise sought the safety of a crypt, inches from the crazed man who threatened death by white tigers. Too weak to move, she watches as the walls slowly close in on her. Undaunted, the comedic duo make allies with a gang from the barrio and follow clues to unravel a crime that could ruin thousands.
  • Curse of the Inca: The Bridgewater Mysteries: Peru

    L.M. Peterson

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 2, 2019)
    Undaunted by language barriers, earthquakes, or a crazed villain, tenacious siblings Tyler and Elise make allies and take on Machu Picchu lore as they unravel the legend and find the truth about the Curse of the Inca. The comedic duo use their newly acquired knowledge of Incan culture and solve clues with the aid of the Curse of the Inca and a tiny fruit bat.
  • Too Many Icky Things

    L.M. Peterson

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 19, 2019)
    Ben is freaked out by all the icky things in Nature he encounters in his own backyard. He wants to squish all of them! His constant questioning leads him into an exploration of the way all things interconnect on this planet.
  • How to Make Polymer Clay Beads: 35 Step-by-step Projects Show How to Make Beautiful Beads and Jewelry

    Linda Peterson

    Paperback (Cima Books, April 1, 2008)
    Hand-made jewelry is always in fashion. So why not start from scratch and make your own beads? This beautifully illustrated book, packed with clear step-by-step instructions, will show you how to create stylish and individual pieces—and to embellish all sorts of accessories, including belts, bags, and home décor. Using polymer clay, discover how to use free-form techniques and bead-rolling tools to create eye-catching styles. Unusual shapes, sculpted effects, simulations of semi-precious stones, photo-image transfers and using glitter and organic material mean the beads you make will be unique. Create professional-looking beads in no time. • Beginners and more advanced practitioners alike will find both practical advice and inspiration. Detailed step-by-step photographs show exactly what to do to make stunning jewelry. • Incorporate a whole variety of mixed mediums to enhance the look of your beads.
  • Li's Pockets Full of Treasures

    MS Linda L Peterson

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 24, 2016)
    Eight year old Li likes to search her neighborhood looking for treasures but she has no pockets on her play dresses. Follow Li after she receives a special gift from her auntie. Written for adults to read to small children.
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