Susan Cooper
Susan Cooper (1813–1894) was an American writer, naturalist, and philanthropist, best known as the daughter of James Fenimore Cooper and author of 'Rural Hours' (1850), a pioneering work of nature writing by an American woman. Her book, based on journals of rural life in Cooperstown, New York, earned praise from Charles Darwin and went through multiple editions. Later in life, she founded the Orphan House of the Holy Savior and Thanksgiving Hospital in Cooperstown.
Mamaroneck, New York, U.S.
Apr 17, 1813
Nature writing
Essays
Silver on the Tree
Greenwitch
Seaward
Seaward
The Grey King
The Magician's Boy
The Grey King
The Dark Is Rising
The Grey King
Over Sea, Under Stone : The Dark is Rising Sequence
Ghost Hawk
The Dark Is Rising Sequence, Book Two: The Dark Is Rising
The Magic Maker: A Portrait of John Langstaff and His Revels
Over Sea, Under Stone
The Dark Is Rising Sequence, Book Five: Silver on the Tree
The Dark Is Rising Sequence, Book Three: Greenwitch
The Grey King (The Dark is Rising Sequence)
The Magic Maker: A Portrait of John Langstaff, Creator of the Christmas Revels
Jethro and the Jumbie
Victory
Over Sea, Under Stone
King of Shadows
Matthew's Dragon
Frog