Works
Cooper is both the writer and the illustrator of twelve published picture books and a set of four "mini-books" about toy animals (1994), later packaged in English, Spanish, and Catalan languages as Toy Tales (1999). She has illustrated a few books by other writers and written one book with another illustrator, as noted.
- Kit and the Magic Kite (1987)
- Lucy and the Eggwitch (1989), by Moira Miller
- Solomon's Secret (1989), by Saviour Pirotta
- Ella and the Rabbit (1990)
- Christmas Stories for the Very Young (1990), a collection edited by Sally Grindley
- The Owl and the Pussycat (1991), an edition of the classic by Edward Lear
- Chestnut Grey (1993)
- The Bear Under the Stairs (1993)
- The House Cat (1993)
- Toy Tales (1994; 1999 omnibus under one title)
- The tale of bear
- The tale of frog
- The tale of duck
- The tale of pig
- Little Monster Did It! (1995)
- The Baby Who Wouldn't Go To Bed (1996)
- Pumpkin Soup (1998)
- Tatty Ratty (2001)
- Sandmare (Corgi, 2001), written by Cooper and illustrated by Ted Dewan
- A Pipkin of Pepper (2003 or 2004) — sequel to Pumpkin Soup
- Delicious (2006) — sequel to Pumpkin Soup
- Dog Biscuit (2008)
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