Anne Rooney is a British book author, primarily of non-fiction for children and young adults. Rooney has a bachelor's degree and Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge, and is also a tutor in the Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education. Her doctoral work and early books concerned medieval studies.
Select bibliography The Tretyse off Huntyng (1987) Geoffrey Chaucer: A Guide Through the Critical Maze (1989) Hunting in Middle English Literature (1993) Is Our Climate Changing? (2008) Feeding the World (2009) Reducing the Carbon Footprint (2009) The Story of Mathematics (2009) Messages from Beyond (2009) Strange Places (2009) UFOs and Aliens (2009) The History of Medicine (2012) Great Scientists (2013) Great Mathematicians (2013) Aerospace Engineering and the Principles of Flight (2013) Audio Engineering and the Science of Sound Waves (2014) Optical Engineering and the Science of Light (2014) Dinosaur Atlas (2017)
References Aerospace Engineering and the Principles of Flight, Crabtree, Engineering in Action, 2013. Reviews: Steve Canipe (2013), Science and Children, Randall Enos (2013), Booklist, Dave Jenkinson (2013), Canadian Review of Materials,
Audio Engineering and the Science of Sound Waves, Crabtree, Engineering in Action, 2014. Reviews: Marilyn Cook (2014), Science Scope, Barbara McMillan (2014), Canadian Review of Materials,
Messages from Beyond, Strange Places, and UFOs and Aliens, Black Rabbit Books, Amazing Mysteries series, 2009. Reviews: Marcia Kochel (2009), School Library Journal, Nick Petrosino (2010), Library Media Connection,
Dinosaur Atlas, Lonely Planet Kids, 2017. Illustrated by James Gilleard. Shortlisted for the Royal Society Young People's Book Prize.
Feeding the World: How We Produce the Food We Need for a Growing Population, Black Rabbit Books, 2009. Review: Jean Worsley (2010), Science Scope, ; The Science Teacher,
Geoffrey Chaucer: A Guide Through the Critical Maze, Bristol Classical Press, 1989. Review: James M. Dean (1991), Studies in the Age of Chaucer,
Great Scientists and Great Mathematicians. Rosen, Great People in History Series, 2013. With John Farndon, Alex Woolf, and Liz Gogerly. Review: Sarah Stone (2013), School Library Journal,
Hunting in Middle English Literature, D. S. Brewer, 1993. Reviews: William Marvin (1994), Medium Ævum, , J. D. Burnley (1995), The Review of English Studies, Deborah M. Sabadash (1995), The Modern Language Review, , Alain Guerreau (1996), Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales (in French), , Sandra Pierson Prior (1996), Studies in the Age of Chaucer,
The History of Medicine, Rosen, 2012. Review: Patricia Austin, Booklist,
Is Our Climate Changing?, Arcturus, 2008. Review: Jillian Engberg (2008), Booklist,
Optical Engineering and the Science of Light, Crabtree, Engineering in Action, 2014. Review: Barbara McMillan (2014), Canadian Review of Materials,
Reducing the Carbon Footprint, Black Rabbit Books, 2009. Review: Jean Worsley (2010), Science Scope,
The Story of Mathematics: From creating the pyramids to exploring infinity, Arcturus Publishing, 2009. Reviews: N. G. Macleod (2012), Mathematics in School, Jan Waszkiewicz (2012), "Not that way!", Mathematica Applicanda
The Tretyse off Huntyng (Cambridge University Library MS Ll.1.18, fols. 48r-55v), Omirel, UFSAL, 1987. Review: Rachel Hands (1989), Speculum,
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