Jeremy Rose was educated at the Liverpool College, the London School of Economics, the Asser Institute of International Law, the University of Nice, the General Council of the Bar, the City Literature and the Lincoln Centre for Psychotherapy. Jeremy Rose sat on the Bar Race Relations Committee for five years and the London Lottery Charity Board for five years. He is the winner of a Guggenheim Travel Scholarship and a Netherlands Cultural Scholarship. He is the author and co-author of four legal books referable to International Child Law and also the author of Rookie the Rucksack, A Dog’s Divorce, A Child’s Voice and Children of Hampstead, published by Austin Macauley. Jeremy Rose is married to Ian Blatchford, the Director of the Science Museum.
Minette is a mouse in The Royal Courts of Justice whose forebears remember seeing Charles Dickens in the nineteenth century attending at Court One. Minette watches, sees, hears and relates all that goes on in the family courts, with the awful tragedies of people’s lives and issues, especially affe...
When a mother and father who are recently divorced, disagree over whether Stephanie, the family dog, can go for a week to France with the father and their son, Stephanie finally goes to court herself....
Rookie the Rucksack was born and manufactured in China and comes to London at a young age....
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