Catherine Cooper: 15 books

This spin-off adventure from the Jack Brenin series sees Camelin and his friend Jack Brenin plunged into a race against time. Camelin comes across a book that he shouldn’t open, but curiosity gets the better of him and he looks inside – and gets more than he bargained for. Worried by the effects,...

Glasruhen Gate is the sequel to Catherine Cooper’s award winning The Golden Acorn. When Jack Brenin found out that, beyond doubt, he was ‘The One’ written about in ancient prophecy, his whole life changed. Now, armed with the golden acorn, his wand and newly acquired skills, Jack must fulfil...

The Oak Lord is the finale to Jack Brenin’s adventures, which began with the international bestseller The Golden Acorn, winner of the 2010 Brit Writers’ Award, and continued in its sequels, Glasruhen Gate, Silver Hill and The Lost Treasure of Annwn. It is written in the Law of Annwn that whoever...

IN a celebrated lecture on ‘Snakes,’ given by Mr. Ruskin at the London Institution in March 1880, he introduced his subject with the three considerations: ‘What has been thought about them?’ ‘What is truly known about them?’—extremely little, as he suggested;—and, ‘What is wisely...

The Book of Dragon Lore is an enchanting, beautifully illustrated accompaniment to a series of books that chronicle the adventures of Jack Brenin, finder of the golden acorn. Deep inside Falconrock, hidden from Humankind, is a secret library. None may enter, unless they have permission or know how to...

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The Lost Treasure of Annwn, the fourth book in the magical Jack Brenin series, sees Jack wrestling with a daunting task. It has been centuries since one of Annwn’s greatest treasures, a golden torc, was broken into three pieces and hidden away for safe keeping. If Jack can find and remake the lost...

When Jack Brenin finds a golden acorn lying in the grass little does he know that it is the beginning of a thrilling and magical adventure. Just an ordinary boy, Jack has been chosen for a hugely important task, and enters a world he believed only existed in legend. Full of twists and turns, talking...

With Nora away on a vitally important mission in Annwn, Jack Brenin has to take sole responsibility for rescuing the last two dragonettes left on earth from being roasted for a Spriggan feast. Using his trusty Book of Shadows for guidance, and with his friends Camelin the raven and Timmery the bat...

A family holiday should be something to remember. However, many parents find the prospect of planning, booking and sometimes even taking a holiday with their children somewhat daunting. This book aims to guide parents through the process of choosing the holiday most suitable for their family...

IN a celebrated lecture on "Snakes," given by Mr. Ruskin at the London Institution in March 1880, he introduced his subject with the three considerations: "What has been thought about them?" "What is truly known about them?"-extremely little, as he suggested;-and, "What...

The Golden Acorn has been an ebook sensation since it was launched in 2010, with hundreds of thousands of downloads and overwhelmingly positive reader reviews. Now you can find all five books together in a specially priced ebook bundle. Includes the previously unreleased Book of Dragon Lore.

Sometimes love is found where you least expect it... A saucy Christmas novella to heat up your winter nights! It's the end of Clara's first term at uni, and she's feeling lonely. Not that she should; she has great flatmates, one of whom even appears to fancy her. At a drink-laden Christmas...

Forms of embodied labor, such as surrogacy and participation in clinical trials, are central to biomedical innovation, but they are rarely considered as labor. Melinda Cooper and Catherine Waldby take on that project, analyzing what they call "clinical labor," and asking what such an analysis...