Gilly Cameron Cooper

This hi/lo series presents exciting retellings of ancient stories in a graphic novel-style format. Dramatic, action-packed illustrations bring each myth to life. Readers will be captivated by stories in which heroes battle monsters, gods interact with humans, and long-kept secrets are revealed. Ideal for reluctant readers, this series provides an accessible and enjoyable way to learn about the Greek myths.

"London is strewn with waterways, but the River Thames twisting through the capital can be seen from a radically different perspective in the futuristic Docklands area to the more sleepy suburbs of Putney, Chiswick and Barnes. Much of Camden's quaint charm would be lost without the Regent's Canal, and further out in the suburbs the Wandle, Lea and Brent rivers are well worth discovering. Walking London's Waterways is an exploration, in 21 carefully researched walks, of London's varied waterways in all their glory. Gilly Cameron-Cooper's engaging text is steeped in historical detail, and is accompanied by clear and detailed route maps and enchanting photographs."--Publisher's description.

On the day of his forty-first birthday, an Israeli secret agent encounters a beautiful young English woman. He immediately recognizes her as the woman he has been searching for all his life, the one he has loved forever. Though they have never met, he is certain that she is an essential part of his life’s destiny. Using all the tricks of his trade and his network of contacts, he takes control of her existence without ever revealing his identity. Alexander Abramov’s desperate, dangerous love for a woman half his age consumes everything in its path: time, distance, and rival suitors. Only his own story, of a life conditioned by isolation, distrust, and murder, can explain his devastating manipulation of the woman he professes to love. Four lives are entwined in this intricate story of a solitary man driven from one side of Europe to the other by his obsession. Riveting and full of suspense, as in the best spy-story tradition, Minotaur is also a highly inventive and original literary novel. Tammuz is a skilled writer whose commanding style makes of Alexander Abramov’s story a moving allegory of every man’s search for love. From the paperback cover.

In ancient Greece, Odysseus has angered powerful gods. They send violent storms and monsters to stop the brave soldier from returning home from a ten-year war. The one-eyed giant Cyclops vows to eat Odysseus and his men. Greek myth told in comic book format.

In ancient Greece, a brave warrior has angered powerful gods. They send violent storms and monsters to stop him from returning home. The murderous Cyclops is the worst of them. Will the warrior beat this cruel monster and will he make it home?

London is strewn with waterways, but the River Thames twisting through the capital can be seen from a radically different perspective in the futuristic Docklands area to the more sleepy suburbs of Putney, Chiswick and Barnes. Much of Camden's quaint charm would be lost without the Regent's Canal, and further out in the suburbs the Wandle, Lea and Brent rivers are well worth discovering. Walking London's Docks, Rivers and Canals is an exploration, in 22 carefully researched walks, of London's varied water-ways in all their glory. Gilly Cameron-Cooper's engaging text is steeped in historical detail, and is accompanied by clear and detailed route maps and enchanting photographs.

"The King and Queen of Crete dream of having a baby. But the monster that is born to them turns out to be a nightmare. Locked in a maze beneath the palace, their son grows into the bloodthirsty Minotaur. It will take a cunning and resourceful warrior to defeat the beast. Is young Theseus up to the challenge?"--Jacket flap. This book is a simple retelling of the classic Greek myth in which Theseus must enter a labyrinth and defeat the terrible Minotaur, and Daedalus builds a pair of wings for himself and his son, Icarus. The coauthor is Daniel Morden. Book #2