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About Jilly Cooper
Jilly Cooper is a well-known journalist, writer and media superstar. The author of many number one bestselling novels, including Riders, Rivals, Polo, The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous, Appassionata, Score! and Pandora, she and her husband live in Gloucestershire with several dogs and cats.
Series
Rutshire Chronicles
1. Riders (1985)
2. Rivals (1988)
aka Players
3. Polo (1991)
4. The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous (1993)
5. Appassionata (1996)
6. Score! (1999)
7. Pandora (2002)
8. Wicked! (2006)
1. Riders (1985)
2. Rivals (1988)
aka Players
3. Polo (1991)
4. The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous (1993)
5. Appassionata (1996)
6. Score! (1999)
7. Pandora (2002)
8. Wicked! (2006)
Novels
Emily (1975)
Bella (1976)
Harriet (1976)
Octavia (1977)
Imogen (1978)
Prudence (1978)
Lisa and Co (1982)
Araminta's Wedding: or A Fortune Secured: A Country House Extravaganza (1993)
Bella (1976)
Harriet (1976)
Octavia (1977)
Imogen (1978)
Prudence (1978)
Lisa and Co (1982)
Araminta's Wedding: or A Fortune Secured: A Country House Extravaganza (1993)
Omnibus
Picture Books
Little Mabel (1980)
Little Mabel's Great Escape (1981)
Little Mabel Wins (1982)
Little Mabel Saves the Day (1985)
Little Mabel's Great Escape (1981)
Little Mabel Wins (1982)
Little Mabel Saves the Day (1985)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
How to Stay Married: User's Guide to Wedlock (1969)
Jolly Super: Collected Pieces (1970)
How to Survive from Nine to Five (1970)
Men and Super Men (1972)
Jolly Super Too (1973)
Women and Superwomen (1974)
Jolly Superlative (1975)
Supermen and Superwomen (1976)
Work and Wedlock (1977)
Superjilly (1977)
Class (1979)
Supercooper (1980)
The British in Love (1980)
Love and Other Heartaches (1981)
Intelligent and Loyal (1981)
Jolly Marsupial: Down Under And Other Scenes (1982)
Animals in War (1983)
The Common Years (1984)
Beyond Bartlett: Quotations By And About Women (1984)
On Cricket (1985)
Hotfoot to Zabriskie Point (1985)
Horse Mania! (1986)
How to Survive Christmas (1986)
Turn Right At the Spotted Dog: And Other Diversions (1987)
Angels Rush in: The Best of Jilly Cooper's Satire And Humour (1990)
Mongrel Magic (1992)
Jolly Super: Collected Pieces (1970)
How to Survive from Nine to Five (1970)
Men and Super Men (1972)
Jolly Super Too (1973)
Women and Superwomen (1974)
Jolly Superlative (1975)
Supermen and Superwomen (1976)
Work and Wedlock (1977)
Superjilly (1977)
Class (1979)
Supercooper (1980)
The British in Love (1980)
Love and Other Heartaches (1981)
Intelligent and Loyal (1981)
Jolly Marsupial: Down Under And Other Scenes (1982)
Animals in War (1983)
The Common Years (1984)
Beyond Bartlett: Quotations By And About Women (1984)
On Cricket (1985)
Hotfoot to Zabriskie Point (1985)
Horse Mania! (1986)
How to Survive Christmas (1986)
Turn Right At the Spotted Dog: And Other Diversions (1987)
Angels Rush in: The Best of Jilly Cooper's Satire And Humour (1990)
Mongrel Magic (1992)
Awards
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Links to other websites
| jillycooper.co.uk |
Jilly Cooper recommends
 A View of the Harbour (1947) Elizabeth Taylor "A wonderful novelist." |  Masterstroke (1982) (Simon Bognor, book 7) Tim Heald "A dazzling whodonit. A ripping read." |  Chalkhill Blue (1983) Richard Masefield "Original, moving - a major new talent." |
 Under Orders (1989) Mark Daniel "Marvellous... A tremendous discovery." |  Having It All (1991) Maeve Haran "It will make you laugh, cry, and rethink your life." |  Queen of the Witches (1993) Jessica Berens "I loved it... stylish, funny and very original." |
 Be Careful What You Wish for (2001) Martina Devlin "Martina Devlin immediately grabs your heart." |  Butterfly Sting (2002) Eva Rice "I loved Butterfly Sting." |  The Mummy Diaries: Or How to Lose Your Husband, Children And Dog And Twelve Months (2004) Rachel Johnson "Wonderful! Such joy, such giggles - Rachel Johnson writes beautifilly and I thank her for cheering me up." |
 The Conscience of the King: Henry Gresham and the Shakespeare Conspiracy (2004) (Henry Gresham, book 2) Martin Stephen "Martin Stephen writes utterly gripping novels...complex esionage and intrigue ... a very endearing hero ...marvellous evocation of the 17th century. " |  Glass Houses (2006) Sandra Howard "A lovely first novel - subtly sexy and crammed with fascinating detail of political high life." |  The Glamorous (Double) Life of Isabel Bookbinder (2008) (Isabel Bookbinder, book 1) Holly McQueen "A marvellously funny debut." |
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