Lady Peddy Bear Adventure: “On Her Way to Tea” . . .

By Ruth Ann Lloyd

Its and educational and humorist book about a Lady Bear who want to have an adventure in her life. So she travels around Alaska looking for them and it tells about the other animals she meets on her way adventurous journey.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jul 25, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524620509

Ruth Ann Lloyd

Ruthann Lloyd was born in 1944 and Retired from a wonderful career in healthcare of 33years. She was born and raised in Indianapolis,Indiana, and graduated College in Texas where she lived for 23 years. Much like “Lady Peddy Bear” Ruthann is an adventurer, and has traveled extensively over North America, Mexico, and Central America. She also maintained a General Aviation Pilot license and flew single & twin engine aircrafts with ILS rating in her past. She moved to Alaska in 1985 with 35 boxes, 5 suitcases, a cat and “no” job. Married her husband Doug Lloyd in 1990 where they both now are Retired spending their time traveling and doing Wildlife Photography specializing in birds and are both avid birders. Where they compile their talents together and have published bird photography books, and photos,canvas works. Ruthann loves to write short stories living in Alaska is an “adventure”... where one day Lady Peddy Adventures was born in her imagination for all to enjoy.

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© 2016 Ruth Ann Lloyd. All rights reserved.

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Published by AuthorHouse 07/26/2016

ISBN: 978-1-5246-2051-6 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-2049-3 (hc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-2050-9 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2016911956

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DEDICATED TO:

My Friends and Family

Who I love with all my heart

They make me laugh,

Which makes me happy…

In Memory of my Big Brother

Clyde E. Foster

who made me Thankful

to be his sister… and for all artistry

doing the graphic’s for this book.

And finally to my husband Doug (Big Guy)

my Duke of Alder who has made me laugh

since 1990…

Lady Peddy Bear was walking on the path on her way to the new Tea Room that Lady Marge of Mt. View had opened in the Land of Soldotna, everyone was talking how eloquent and proper it was and the decor and design was very lavish. She had heard that there was French brocade wallpaper, and long flowing drapes of emerald green with satin twists of gold ropes gathering them up in perfect folds just enough to let the warm sunlight in, but not to much to make a lady squint from the incoming sunlight, which everyone knows this would not be very polite for a Lady to squint. The small round tables were to be covered with formal Damis Linen tablecloths and napkins from Switzerland. Oh! Yes, they said every table had fresh flowers and scents of Jasmine came from the votive candles perfectly place around the Tea Room, it was all fit for the Queen of Sleeping Lady Mountain; and was to be in attendance for the Grand Opening.

Lady Peddy Bear knew that she would probably never get a table at the Grand Opening, but if she could only peer through the windows she would be very happy.

As Lady Peddy Bear continued on her journey through the Kenai Mountain Forest in the glorious land Alaska, the weather was getting very frightful. The wind was starting to blow and the spruce trees was howling with the long branches waving, to the Birchwood Trees were bending over with the storm that was brewing. The sky was getting darker and the blue sky was disappearing, and Lady Peddy Bear was getting very scared what was she to do? She was surely going to lose her new straw Tea bonnet with the wide pink grosgrain ribbon band with the pink roses and silk green leaves attached to it, her dress was made of the best Irish lien with a tiny rosebud pattern and the collar of white chiffon with a small cluster of pink rosebuds embroidery on the left side of the collar and under the dress was a white muslin pretty coat with English lace circling the bottom which hung just below the hem of her dress, the jacket of soft Mauve colored Quivet with buttons made out of tiny Starfish to keep her warm was going to get all ruin.

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Suddenly, out of nowhere there was the answer; yes it is true what I see a little log hatch cabin built on the river, with candlelight in the window. She hurried as the storm started to drop large