Decoration and Design for the 80's

Ferguson, Pamela

Excalibur Books

Dominion

Front Cover Text: (if other than title, subtitle and author name) This is an Authors Guild BIP title. Please use Authors Guild BIP specs.Review: [no review] Use This New Text For The Back Cover: This is an Authors Guild BIP title. Please use Authors Guild BIP specs.Text for authors bio:Bio on file.Text for description:Before Atheneum published Dominion in the late l970's, several publishers dismissed it as "unbelievable". It was one of the first novels to expose the manipulative marketing and research practices of the tobacco industry, based on author Pamela Ferguson's investigative reporting for business journals in London.When the industry tried to silence her, she wrote Dominion.Prophetic and shocking, Dominion reads like today's headlines. Yet it appeared over twenty years before the tobacco industry faced thestates' multimillion dollar lawsuits, senate hearings, and controversial movies like The Insider.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Ballantine Books

Pamela Ferguson's debut children's novel is a treat to read, a light-hearted tale of magical realism that moves between joy and sorrow to find meaning in the roller-coaster experiences of life. PJ Picklelime lives in a village very close to you. Meadows are knee-deep in wildflowers in early springtime. Summers are hot and dreamy when golden peaches the size of melons hang from the trees. Snow drifts like powdered sugar down the mountainside in winter. Life in PJ Picklelime's village is always a little out of the ordinary . . . just like PJ herself. There's the day Lemon Pie, a yellow warbler, came to live in her bushy crop of black hair and the morning when PJ cut her hair to help mop up an oil spill. There's the afternoon she made sweet, memory-filled lemonade that drew people from blocks away, and the night she chatted with owls in a barn full of honey. But PJ's spring is not all roses and rainbows, and after Lemon Pie flies away, PJ's parents split up, and a friend dies unexpectedly, PJ turns to her neighbors, with their philosophies from all over the world, for help in understanding. Can PJ find a way to recover her sunshine? From the Hardcover edition.

Sunshine Picklelime

Children's Books

Animals

Yearling

Pamela Ferguson's debut children's novel is a treat to read, a light-hearted tale of magical realism that moves between joy and sorrow to find meaning in the roller-coaster experiences of life. PJ Picklelime lives in a village very close to you. Meadows are knee-deep in wildflowers in early springtime. Summers are hot and dreamy when golden peaches the size of melons hang from the trees. Snow drifts like powdered sugar down the mountainside in winter. Life in PJ Picklelime's village is always a little out of the ordinary . . . just like PJ herself. There's the day Lemon Pie, a yellow warbler, came to live in her bushy crop of black hair and the morning when PJ cut her hair to help mop up an oil spill. There's the afternoon she made sweet, memory-filled lemonade that drew people from blocks away, and the night she chatted with owls in a barn full of honey. But PJ's spring is not all roses and rainbows, and after Lemon Pie flies away, PJ's parents split up, and a friend dies unexpectedly, PJ turns to her neighbors, with their philosophies from all over the world, for help in understanding. Can PJ find a way to recover her sunshine?

Random House Books for Young Readers

Pamela Ferguson's debut children's novel is a treat to read, a light-hearted tale of magical realism that moves between joy and sorrow to find meaning in the roller-coaster experiences of life.PJ Picklelime lives in a village very close to you. Meadows are knee-deep in wildflowers in early springtime. Summers are hot and dreamy when golden peaches the size of melons hang from the trees. Snow drifts like powdered sugar down the mountainside in winter.Life in PJ Picklelime's village is always a little out of the ordinary . . . just like PJ herself. There's the day Lemon Pie, a yellow warbler, came to live in her bushy crop of black hair and the morning when PJ cut her hair to help mop up an oil spill. There's the afternoon she made sweet, memory-filled lemonade that drew people from blocks away, and the night she chatted with owls in a barn full of honey. But PJ's spring is not all roses and rainbows, and after Lemon Pie flies away, PJ's parents split up, and a friend dies unexpectedly, PJ turns to her neighbors, with their philosophies from all over the world, for help in understanding. Can PJ find a way to recover her sunshine?From the Hardcover edition.

The ancient art of shiatsu provides an easy, practical, and drug-free method of pain relief. Written by a well-known, highly respected shiatsu instructor, this complete and accessible guide teaches readers how to use simple finger pressure techniques to relieve physical symptoms and discomforts.

The Self-Shiatsu Handbook

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Perigee Trade

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

iUniverse

Genre Fiction

Atheneum

Surviving Ryan

Parenting & Relationships

Xulon Press

Christmas at Mountain Mist (A Lilac Romance)

Independently published

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Ferguson, Pamela. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Ferguson, Pamela