Author: Lewis Carroll
Translated by: Sona Seferian
Verse Translated by: Samvel Mkrtchian
Pages: 168
Cover: soft
Size: 13.5x20cm
Language: Eastern Armenian
Published: 2021

     Lewis Carroll, a timid, stammering mathematician, from Christ Church college of Oxford University, invented a story about a little girl who falls into Rabbit's hole. In this way Alice’s breathtaking adventures begin. The unusual atmosphere and the extraordinary characters of the tale fascinate people dealing with both natural and humanity sciences, who have interpreted and explained each of Alice’s steps, adventures, words from their own viewpoint.

Authors: Phillip Clarke, Elizabeth Dalby, Laura Howell, Sarah Khan, Michael Hill, Karen Tomlins, Ruth Russell, Laura Hammonds, Adam Constantine, Candice Whatmore, Keith Furnival, Reuben Barrance
Pages: 224
Cover: hard
Size: 22x28.5 cm
Language: Eastern Armenian
Published: 2021

Author: Astrid Lindgren 
Translated by: Ashkhen Bakhchinyan 
Pages: 136
Cover: soft 
Size: 13.5x20cm 
Language: Eastern Armenian 
Published: 2021

     Astrid Lindgren continues to trace Emil’s mother’s diary and unfolds new pranks of the little imp from Lonneberga. There is an abundance of feast tables in this second novel about Emil. And while everybody is waiting to see the shooting star in the sky, Emil falls down of the table with his horse and scares the hell out of everyone making them laugh in a minute and as the story develops he earns his townsmen respect managing to set up a delicious table for elderly people of asylum and giving a good lesson to the despotic Headmistress. 
     Now not only Emil’s mother but also all of us know how kind is Emil’s heart - the prank with blue eyes and golden curls.

Author: David Litchfield
Translated from English by: Alvard Jivanyan
Illustrated by: David Litchfield
Pages: 36
Cover: hard
Size: 22.5x30.5 cm
Language: Eastern Armenian
Published: 2017

     One day, a bear cub finds something strange in the forest. When he touches the keys, he embarks on a journey that makes him away from his home to a new and wonderful land, where beautiful sounds fill the air and fame and riches hand ready for the taking. The city is everything the bear has ever dreamed of, but deep down something tugs at his heart.
     This moving tale explores the places our dreams take us, and shows us those who wait for our return.

Author: George Roddam
Translated from English by: Lusine Hayrapetyan
Illustrated by: Sława Harasymowicz
Pages: 80
Cover: hard
Size: 17,5x22,8 cm
Language: Eastern Armenian
Published: 2019

     Paul Gauguin created some of the most advanced art in a brilliant generation of artists—all of whom struggled against the stifling conformity of the late 19th century’s artistic mainstream. He created paintings whose radically simplified lines and colors echoed the unschooled art of the rustic and native cultures he loved. After his famously disastrous stay with Vincent van Gogh in southern France, Gauguin escaped European civilization for the Polynesian islands. Immersing himself in the culture, he produced a series of radiant canvases and powerful sculptures—his last great works. From his childhood in Peru to his experiences in Tahiti, the story of Gauguin’s life is recounted in authoritative text by an expert on the Post-Impressionists and compelling imagery by an award-winning illustrator.