Bøger af Pam Brown

Welcome Home is a unique coloring book filled with coloring sheets of beautiful homes. It can be used by artists of all levels that want to simply relax and fill in the colors of the pages and still end up with a beautiful piece of art.

The Family Who Loved Me tells the story through the home's point of view as it went from a small, neglected home to a beautiful and much-loved home. The home shares its thought and feelings about the family that took a chance on a small home that needed a lot of work and love and how this home was included in so many fun and heartwarming experiences throughout many years. We learn of the strong bond that is formed between this family and this home, a bond that continued even after the family had to move away.

The Family Who Loved Me tells the story through the home's point of view as it went from a small, neglected home to a beautiful and much-loved home. The home shares its thought and feelings about the family that took a chance on a small home that needed a lot of work and love and how this home was included in so many fun and heartwarming experiences throughout many years. We learn of the strong bond that is formed between this family and this home, a bond that continued even after the family had to move away.

Deeply disenchanted with their lot as steel sculptors, Pam and Roy are driven by forces both unseen and of their own making to embark upon a long and tough battle to change the status quo. What they cannot know is that in achieving their perceived goal, they will also achieve an entirely unexpected and extraordinary outcome. Following a series of traumatic exhibition experiences, Roy becomes embittered and Pam is haunted by an indefinable presence as their situation reaches intolerable levels, driving them to take a radical and life-changing decision. They must create a way to go it alone. This brings them back to facing a more familiar battleground, the protection of steel sculpture against the invasion of rust. Fully aware of the treatments which could be employed to provide greater protection against the elements, the financial cost is way beyond their capability. So they must accept the life-long commitment to endless, regular renovation of their sculptures. But then an event occurs, simultaneously providing an astonishing solution alongside a whole new set of problems. They enter completely unknown territory.