Silverman Cheryl (6 results)

Softcover. Condition: Fair. Illustrated by David Silverman; Cheryl Hennigar (illustrator). Third Edition. 70 pages. Good binding. Pencil notations noted. Illustrated with drawings; Alfred's Basic Piano Library;

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Silverman, Ellen (illustrator). 470 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm. ; pictorial boards ; dj. A celebration of America's culinary traditions lays out recipes covering the broad spectrum of ethnic experience and cuisine.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 1st ed., 1st printing ; 303 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color map, color plans ; 28 cm ISBN 9780060392079, 006039207X OCLC 37900285 ; LCCN 00698533 ; LC SB473 .M438 1997 Dewey 712.60973 ; red and black boards in color photographic dustjacket ; Contents: The new gardener -- The five senses -- The essential design elements -- Plants as design tools -- Plans for the whole garden ; For years Garden Design magazine has been bringing its unique vision of the garden to a smart, savvy readership through its lush, arrestingly beautiful photography and thought-provoking, informative articles. Now Garden Design captures this wisdom and style in a book that delights the senses and enriches the mind. This book of visions for the new gardener. The man or woman who -- like most of us -- longs to create a special place within the world of nature. Step-by-step, from essential design elements to offbeat flourishes, from the all-important conception of an overarching design plan (the hallmark of a successful garden, be it minimal and Japanese in style or an exuberant English countryside profusion of color and shape) to the basics of planting and cultivating, from the habits and personalities of both rare and common plants to suggestions on the best ways to make the most of limited growing space (crucial to land-deprived city dwellers). Cheryl Merser and the editors of Garden Design magazine explain the new garden: What is it, exactly? And what makes it grow? From first seed to first frost -- season after season -- The Garden Design Book takes us through the sometimes complex, sometimes blessedly simple, but always rewarding experience that is gardening. ; slight bump to title page, else FINE/FINE. Book.

Condition: Very Good. Bard, Erika (illustrator). 1st Edition. 8vo. Trade paperback. An uncommon 1970s Philadelphia cookbook put together by the wives, presumably, of the Wharton neighborhood in South Philadelphia. Wring bound at the top. Illustrated wraps. Each recipe illustrated in black and white. 85pp. Mild edge wear. Interior clean and bright.

Binder. Condition: Very Good-. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Some wear at the two ring holes, otherwise light wear. Solid paperback two-hole punched ring binder. ; Cook book from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, where future business executives needed guidance on eating. "The Wharton Journal labelled our cookbook "Pinstripes and Meatballs", and Wharton Wives are pleased to offer the "Wharton Cookbook" as just that type of addition to your bookshelf. This edition is a general look into the kitchens of the Wharton community, hoping to suggest interesting time saving, economic foods to tempt palates and pocketbooks. Bon Appetit!" Contains: Appetizers; Soup, Salad & Bread; Entrees; Dessert; Cheesecake; Vegetables; and Brunch, Lunch & Late-nite Supper sections. ; 85 pages.

1st Printing. [7], 1 - 9, [1 (divisional t.p.)], 10 - 24, [1 (divisional t.p.)], 25 - 43, [1 (divisional t.p.)], 44 - 66, [1 (divisional t.p.)], 67 - 72, [1 (divisional t.p.)], 73 - 85 pp. Each recipe illustrated with drawings. 8-1/2" x 7" The work states it "is a general look into the kitchens of the Wharton community, hoping to suggest interesting, time saving, economic foods to tempt plates and pocketbooks." Modest wear, with small closed tear to rear cover right edge. VG+ Flip-book style, with black rings at top. Graphic to front cover drawn by the author.