3439 results for 'Cooper, Harriet'

Journalist Helene Cooper recounts her deeply personal memoir, tracing her family's history back to 1820 when two Liberian dynasties set sail from New York. Born at Sugar Beach, a grand mansion by the...

Charles finds his perfect partner in rehearsals. He meets Cooper, a lively corgi who shines alongside him on stage. But can Charles find this talented pup a home? Cooper is a star of the Puppy Place,...

For fans of Regency romance, Georgette Heyer's Venetia is a worthwhile read. This elegant and witty tale follows Venetia Lanyon as she navigates the complexities of love and society in 19th-century...

Uncle Tom's Cabin: A Norton Critical Edition is a comprehensive collection of Harriet Beecher Stowe's influential novel. This edition includes the 1852 original text, accompanied by Elizabeth Ammons'...

F. A. Hayek's groundbreaking collection of John Stuart Mill's correspondence with his friend and companion Harriet Taylor-Mill is now available in this latest edition. First published by Hayek in...

Cooper Blake's life has been turned upside down after a car accident. He wakes up to find a mysterious girl by his side, and things become even more complicated when he discovers she's a ghost. As...

A psychological thriller about a survivor forced to confront her painful past. Eighteen years after being abducted by 'the Father', a serial killer who only took pairs of siblings, Erin is haunted by...

The Little Kiosk By The Sea by Jennifer Bohnet is a heartwarming summer read. When Sabine's beloved kiosk is in danger, she must come up with a plan to save it before time runs out.Set against the...

As the sun rises on a hot summer's day, four lives are about to be changed forever. In this heartwarming and humorous novel, Shari Low explores the complexities of love, loss, and new beginnings...

Harriet Jacobs's "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" is a powerful and poignant account of one woman's fight for survival under slavery. Written as a serial, its publication was halted due to its...

Emma Woodhouse, a beautiful and clever young woman, is content with her life and sees no need for love or marriage. However, she takes great pleasure in interfering in the romantic lives of others...

Mirabelle Wants to Win by Harriet Muncaster is a charming tale about a young girl with magical heritage. When a famous football player comes to her school, Mirabelle is determined to impress him and...

Harriet Jacobs' autobiography is a deeply personal and powerful account of her life as a slave. First published in 1861 under a pseudonym, this book outlines her struggles as a female slave, the...

Black Stories Matter: Brave Leaders and ActivistsThis powerful illustrated collection celebrates the lives and achievements of inspirational black people through history who made a difference. From...

Lord Peter Wimsey and his bride Harriet Vane's honeymoon takes an unexpected turn when they discover a dead body in their newly acquired estate. What initially seemed like a private and romantic stay...

The Blazing World by Siri Hustvedt is a mesmerising novel that explores the complexities of art, identity and deception. Harriet Burden, an artist, conducts an experiment to prove her point about the...

The Levant Trilogy: Fortunes of War Olivia Manning's novel follows the Pringles as they navigate the complexities of war and marriage in 1941 Egypt. As Rommel's forces approach Cairo, the city...

The Hattie B Magical Vet Phoenix's Flame Book 6 by Claire Taylor-Smith In the Kingdom of Bellua, a young Phoenix has been stolen from her home. With her immortality in danger, the creatures of this...

Published in 2007, Jane Austen's Emma is a timeless exploration of love, relationships and social class.The novel follows the story of Emma, a young woman who has decided not to get married. Instead,...

The River by Rumer Godden is a poignant and intense portrait of loss and innocence. Harriet's life is about to be shattered by a tragic event, shattering the comforting rhythm of her Indian childhood...

A comfortable chair and a Mary Stewart novel are a match made in heaven. For Harriet Evans, at least, reading her is preferable to many other authors. Thornyhold is a house like something out of a...

Metal by Harriet Brundle explores the properties and uses of metal, a material found inside rocks. After it is separated from a rock, metal can be made into many different things. This title, part of...

The Wheel of Time Companion: A Comprehensive Guide to the World of Robert Jordan's Epic Series For fans of the Wheel of Time series, this comprehensive companion is a must-have reference guide...

Hades The Horn of Plenty by Manlio Castagna and Harriet Webster is a tale of revenge and power. When the ancient Greek god of the Underworld is barred from attending a feast, he vows to take action...

A gorgeous collection of 50 illustrated quotes by inspiring women is presented in this visually stunning book. Jade Purple Brown's custom typography and bold illustrations bring these uplifting words...

Julia Wedgwood's life and writing offer a fascinating glimpse into the remarkable story of a Victorian woman who defied convention to forge her own path. This biography brings together Julia's...

A new student has arrived at school, but he's hiding a secret. Brian and his friends know they need to protect him from Harriet and her gang of bullies. To do this, the Monster Heroes come up with a...

Fat Activism: A Radical Social Movement by Charlotte Cooper is a groundbreaking study that explores the forty-year history of international fat activism. Cooper delves into the grassroots movement,...

Jane Austen's Emma is a deeply insightful novel that combines wit and nuance. It tells the story of a young woman who has chosen to remain single, but finds herself increasingly involved in the lives...

The dissolution of the monasteries was a seismic event in early modern England's religious, cultural and socio-economic fabric. Harriet Lyon explores how this moment was remembered by those who...

Mary MacLane's debut novel, "I Await the Devil's Coming", is a striking and unflinching portrayal of life. Written in 1901 at just nineteen years old, it was hailed as a marvel by critics such as H.L...

Demonic Grounds: Black Women and the Cartographies of StruggleKatherine McKittrick offers a new interpretation of black women's geographic thought, exploring how human geographies are shaped by...

Uncle Tom's Cabin is a powerful and enduring work of fiction that explores the complexities of human relationships and the struggle for freedom.Originally published in 1852, this novel tells the...

Published anonymously in 1773, this epistolary novel tells the story of Emma Eggerton's ill-fated attachment to William Walpole. Against her father's wishes, Emma is forced into a marriage with the...

T.S. Eliot: A Critical Reader's Guide This collection of essays by leading critics offers a fresh perspective on T.S. Eliot's work, exploring its connections to postmodern critical theory and...

Cooper Nelson's life was forever changed when an explosion left him almost completely deaf. His SEAL career cut short, he struggles to find his place in a world that no longer sounds the same. A new...

Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower by Brittney CooperThis powerful exploration of black women's anger and its role in their lives challenges the notion that anger is a...

The Calculus of Selfishness by Karl Sigmund explores how cooperation emerges among individuals driven by self-interest. Social dilemmas, such as those presented in experiments like the Prisoner's...

Closer by Dennis CooperA brutally frank and daring novel that explores the complexities of gay identity, Closer is a landmark work from countercultural icon Dennis Cooper.First published in 1990,...

This stunning collection showcases some of the most iconic fashion images from British Vogue's archives. Featuring over 300 photographs, it covers a century of style, from humble clogs to exquisite...

She Persisted is a heartwarming tribute to thirteen remarkable women who refused to be silenced and continued to push forward despite obstacles. Chelsea Clinton celebrates their tenacity,...

Berlioz: Servitude and GreatnessThis biography offers exceptional insight into the life of Hector Berlioz, a towering figure of Romanticism. Berlioz was a great composer, critic, and writer, yet he...

The Great Fortune: The Balkan Trilogy 1 by Olivia Manning In the autumn of 1939, Guy and Harriet Pringle arrive in Bucharest, a city of contrasts and rumours, where wavering loyalties and the tension...

Part Two of The Ambition & Destiny Series continues the epic saga of one family's trials and triumphs in Victorian-era England.In 1860's England, women are expected to stay in their place. But...

Psychoanalytic Responses to Children's Literature by Lucy Rollin and Mark I. West explores the psychological subtexts of influential children's books through a psychoanalytic lens. Drawing on key...

Emma by Jane Austen A witty and subtle exploration of relationships, Emma follows the life of beautiful, clever, and rich single woman, Emma Woodhouse. She is perfectly content with her life and sees...

Discover the inspiring stories of women who shaped Christian history. From martyrs and mystics to scholars and reformers, these remarkable individuals offer valuable lessons in faith, perseverance,...

Hardcover: 512 pages Language: Spanish Publisher: Ático de los Libros Published Date: 2022 Discover a fresh perspective on the history of art, as Katy Hessel explores the often-overlooked...

The Vital Probe: My Life as a Brain SurgeonBy I. S. Cooper, a renowned neurosurgeon, this memoir offers an intimate and insightful look at the life of a medical professional.Through his experiences...

A tragic May Bank Holiday in the Peak District sets off a chain of events that exposes dark secrets and lies. When an eight-year-old girl drowns in picturesque Dovedale, Detective Constable Ben...

Ruling the World: Power Politics and the Rise of Supranational Institutions by Lloyd Gruber explores a fundamental shift in global governance. Since the 1990s, power has been increasingly transferred...

Anderson Cooper's memoir offers an unflinching look at the most harrowing crises of our time. With years of experience as a reporter, Cooper has witnessed scenes of chaos and conflict around the...

Sam's coming out of the closet was straightforward. Falling in love with Cooper, twice his age, was not. Cooper grew up old-school, hiding his true self. He may be the love of Sam's life, but he...

A Deadly Conspiracy Exposed: The True Story Behind a Car Manufacturer's Cover-Up Lance Cooper's quest for justice led him to take on one of the world's largest car corporations, uncovering a shocking...

Understanding Children's Learning at Home by Alan Thomas and Harriet Pattison explores an alternative approach to education that differs from traditional schooling. This research-based book examines...

The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca and Alice Birch is a radical new version of a modern masterpiece. In this pitch-black drama, five sisters are forced to live under their mother's...

Sandplay Wisdom: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Practicing Sandplay Therapy. This book provides key concepts for understanding and using sandplay therapy effectively, drawing on over four...

A sparkling debut mystery novel from 1938, re-released after over seventy years. Harriet Rutland's Knock, Murderer, Knock! follows a series of tragic events at a drably genteel spa resort where...

The Software Revolution: A Call for Sanity in High-Tech Products Alan Cooper argues that the rapid development of high-tech products has led to a crisis of usability, causing frustration and...

Revelation Bombshell: A Deeper Analysis of Revelation 3:10 by Charles Cooper The verse that underpins the pretribulation view is often seen as a clear indication of the church's removal before the...

Discover the untold story of art history, where women's contributions have been overlooked for centuries. From the Renaissance to the present day, explore the lives and works of pioneering female...

Designing spaces that truly serve everyone requires empathy and understanding. In "Empathic Design", Elgin Cleckley brings together leading practitioners to explore how designers can rethink their...

Zoe's grandmother's wedding ring has always been hers for the taking. Yet, she never expected it to come so soon. With her grandmother's belongings up for auction in just a few days, Zoe knows she...

Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of slavery in 19th-century America. Through the story of a devout slave named Tom,...

The New Zealand Wars have been a defining chapter in the nation's history. In "Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen", Annabel Cooper explores how filmmakers have approached these...

Colonialism in Question: Theory, Knowledge, History by Frederick Cooper explores the complexities of colonialism and its impact on world history. Cooper challenges traditional views of colonialism as...

Contemporary terrorism poses a global threat, necessitating a coordinated international response. This book assesses the extent to which states engage in multilateral cooperation to counter terrorist...

This collection celebrates the lives and achievements of 52 pioneering women who have shaped the world through their work and actions. From suffragettes to scientists, activists to artists, these...

Gathering Grounds 2011-2019 by Harriet Tarlo is a collection of poems that emerged from collaborative place-based projects with artist Judith Tucker. Through walking, engaging with people and places,...

Women and Politics in the Age of the Democratic Revolution by Harriet Branson Applewhite and Darline Gay Levy explores the intersection of gender and political culture during 18th- and 19th-century...

A farcical and heartwarming tale of love and companionship, Ladies of the Rachmaninoff Eyes follows the misadventures of a queer Black teenager sharing a house with two adoptive mothers, a cook, and...

Set against the exotic backdrop of 1930s Ceylon, Trouble in Nuala is a charming mystery that combines humour and colour with a richly woven tale of intrigue.When Inspector Shanti de Silva moves to...

DCI Kate Young's life has been turned upside down after a tragic event. Now she's driven by a desire for justice and a need to uncover the truth about those who have wronged her. As Kate delves...

Published in 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel is a powerful exploration of slavery and its impact on individuals and society. The story follows the trials and ultimate escape to freedom of Uncle...

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl is a powerful and poignant account of one woman's struggle for survival and freedom. Born into slavery in the American South, Harriet Jacobs recounts her...

The Pathfinder Or The Inland Sea by James Fenimore Cooper is a seminal account of the American wilderness. After the demise of his previous protagonist, Cooper undertook a bold experiment in reviving...

Lady Diana Cooper's second volume of autobiography chronicles her life in the years leading up to the Second World War. In this fast-paced and witty account, she shares stories of her adventures as...

The Breaking of Nations: Order and Chaos in the Twenty-first Century by Robert Cooper In this thought-provoking book, Robert Cooper presents a radical new interpretation of the world's states and...

Indulge in the scandalous world of Irresistible Italians. A ruthless billionaire playboy's secretary is challenged to embark on an illicit affair with her boss, but at what cost? As Harriet navigates...

A gripping and thought-provoking novel that will keep you turning the pages until the very end. Adam Hamdy's latest story is a complex exploration of love, sacrifice, and the power of human...

Explore the tradition of the political essay with this anthology. David Bromwich presents twenty-seven essays by different writers from the seventeenth century to recent times, grappling with issues...

Emma by Jane Austen A witty and subtle exploration of relationships, Emma follows the life of its imperfect but charming heroine as she navigates love, marriage, and her own expectations. When Emma...

Football Matters In The Capital A Journey Through a Season of London Non-league Football by Martin Cooper explores the lesser-known world of London non-league football. Over 12 chapters, Cooper...

The Literary Life of Things: Case Studies in American Fiction by Babette Bärbel Tischleder explores how objects and material culture intersect with human experience in American literature. From...

Sumer and the Sumerians by Harriet E. W. Crawford provides an in-depth exploration of one of the most significant ancient civilizations, Mesopotamia. This fully revised edition examines the social...

This anthology brings together 10 commissioned plays by leading playwrights, specifically written for young performers aged 13-19. The National Theatre's literary department has gathered these...

The Blood of the Vampire by Florence Marryat is a sensational vampire novel that boasts a unique blend of horror and romance. When Miss Harriet Brandt travels to Europe, she leaves behind a trail of...

The Blood of the Vampire by Florence Marryat is a fascinating and unsettling novel that explores themes of race, heredity, women's roles, Spiritualism, and the occult. Published in 1897, it was one...

Life Preservers: Good Advice When You Need It Most by Harriet Lerner offers practical guidance for navigating life's challenges. With wit and wisdom, Dr. Lerner provides tools to help you solve...

Discover the life and work of sculptor Matt Rugg, whose parallel careers as artist and teacher offer valuable insights into developments in creative pedagogy in Britain during the second half of the...

Wild Girls: How the Outdoors Shaped the Women who Challenged a NationThis beautifully written history brings to light the stories of women who defied convention and found freedom in the great...

Hardcover, 448 pages, published October 2020. This intimate memoir weaves together Harriet Pattison's personal story with letters and correspondence from her famous partner, Louis Kahn. Their chance...

A Regency Christmas Double by Rosie Chapel This heartwarming pair of novellas brings a touch of festive magic to the Regency era. In "Heart Rescued", Jasper's life is turned upside down when his...

Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Written by Herself is a powerful and evocative account of her life as a slave in North Carolina. Between 1853 and 1858, she wrote this...

This is Justin Cooper's personal story of overcoming cancer, spanning 40 years. Diagnosed with fibrosarcoma at just 15, he has faced multiple battles against the disease, including amputation and...

This six-session small group Bible study explores how God uses predictable patterns to strengthen faith and develop character. Pastor Rick Warren guides participants through understanding these...

Amy Cooper's State of Health explores how Venezuela's healthcare system transformed under Hugo Chávez's regime. With engaging storytelling, Cooper reveals the ways in which people's lives improved...

Leading journalist Matt Cooper examines the key players behind the scenes of Irish property ownership. He investigates who really controls the valuable land where we live, work and play, and how they...

A death in a troubled family brings Detectives Cooper and Fry to the remote village of Withens in their fourth psychological thriller. A man's body has been found on the bleak moors nearby, and he is...

The Otter's Tale by Simon Cooper is a heartwarming story about an extraordinary encounter between a man and a family of wild otters. When Simon Cooper bought an abandoned water mill, he unwittingly...