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Simply Armenian: Naturally Healthy Ethnic Cooking Made Easy (Mayreni Publishing, 2004), by Barbara Ghazarian. Now home cooks can try more than 150 fail-proof Armenian favorites without investing lots of time and effort or leaving Kansas. With a dash of history, a pinch of nostalgia, and a splash of wit, Ghazarian reveals the secrets of this naturally healthy, olive oil-based cuisine. Delicate line drawings accent clear, easy to follow instructions. This book captures the soul of this ancient yet astonishingly modern ethnic cuisine. To learn more, click here.
(Price: $17.95; Size: 7x9; Paperback - 296 pages)

Descendants of Noah: Christian Stories from the Armenian Heart (Mayreni Publishing, 2002), compiled and edited by Barbara Ghazarian. Descendants of Noah is the Armenian version of the best-selling American series, Chicken Soup for the Soul. Each of the 125 true stories highlights an aspect of the spiritual journey during which faith or heritage uplifts the soul. Christians of any nationality exploring questions of faith, identity, and the role of the church in their lives can turn to these stories and be reminded that no matter what hardship they might be facing, they are not alone and everything will turn out all right. To learn more, click here.
(Price: $14.95; Size: 6x9; Paperback - 168 pages)

Syunik During the Bronze and Iron Ages (Mayreni Publishing, 2002), by Dr. Onnik S. Khnkikyan. The book discusses the nature and climate of Syunik, and the characteristics and dating of the monuments. Thereafter, it treats in separate chapters the monuments of the aeneolithic and early bronze age eras, of the middle bronze age, of the late bronze age, of the early iron age, and those of the age of broad utilization of iron. Chapters dedicated to trades and beliefs open an interesting world before the reader. More than 100 pages of illustrations and plates enrich this fine study.
(Price: $40.00; Size: 8.5x11; Hardcover - 266 pages)

Boghos Nubar's Papers and the Armenian Question: 1915-1918 (Mayreni Publishing, 1997), translated and edited by Vatche Ghazarian. This is a transcript of Boghos Nubar Pasha's papers during his tenure as head of the Armenian National Delegation, which sided with the Triple Allies (Russia, France, and Great Britain) in order to fight for Armenian rights.
(Price: $39.95; Size: 6x9; Hardcover - 496 pages)

A Village Remembered: The Armenians of Habousi (Mayreni Publishing, 1997), translated and edited by Vatche Ghazarian, Ph.D. This is a publication of The Compatriotic Union of Habousi. Originally written by a number of contributors, the book tells the story of the village of Habousi and its destruction during the Genocide, and of the spirit of this village that continues to thrive and live from generation to generation in the souls of its survivors.
(Price: $19.95; Size: 6x9; Hardcover - 196 pages)

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Simply Armenian: Naturally Healthy Ethnic Cooking Made Easy (Mayreni Publishing, 2004), by Barbara Ghazarian. Now home cooks can try more than 150 fail-proof Armenian favorites without investing lots of time and effort or leaving Kansas. With a dash of history, a pinch of nostalgia, and a splash of wit, Ghazarian reveals the secrets of this naturally healthy, olive oil-based cuisine. Delicate line drawings accent clear, easy to follow instructions. This book captures the soul of this ancient yet astonishingly modern ethnic cuisine. To learn more, click here. (Price: $17.95; Size: 7x9; Paperback - 296 pages)
Descendants of Noah: Christian Stories from the Armenian Heart (Mayreni Publishing, 2002), compiled and edited by Barbara Ghazarian. Descendants of Noah is the Armenian version of the best-selling American series, Chicken Soup for the Soul. Each of the 125 true stories highlights an aspect of the spiritual journey during which faith or heritage uplifts the soul. Christians of any nationality exploring questions of faith, identity, and the role of the church in their lives can turn to these stories and be reminded that no matter what hardship they might be facing, they are not alone and everything will turn out all right. To learn more, click here. (Price: $14.95; Size: 6x9; Paperback - 168 pages)
Syunik During the Bronze and Iron Ages (Mayreni Publishing, 2002), by Dr. Onnik S. Khnkikyan. The book discusses the nature and climate of Syunik, and the characteristics and dating of the monuments. Thereafter, it treats in separate chapters the monuments of the aeneolithic and early bronze age eras, of the middle bronze age, of the late bronze age, of the early iron age, and those of the age of broad utilization of iron. Chapters dedicated to trades and beliefs open an interesting world before the reader. More than 100 pages of illustrations and plates enrich this fine study. (Price: $40.00; Size: 8.5x11; Hardcover - 266 pages)
Boghos Nubar's Papers and the Armenian Question: 1915-1918 (Mayreni Publishing, 1997), translated and edited by Vatche Ghazarian. This is a transcript of Boghos Nubar Pasha's papers during his tenure as head of the Armenian National Delegation, which sided with the Triple Allies (Russia, France, and Great Britain) in order to fight for Armenian rights. (Price: $39.95; Size: 6x9; Hardcover - 496 pages)
A Village Remembered: The Armenians of Habousi (Mayreni Publishing, 1997), translated and edited by Vatche Ghazarian, Ph.D. This is a publication of The Compatriotic Union of Habousi. Originally written by a number of contributors, the book tells the story of the village of Habousi and its destruction during the Genocide, and of the spirit of this village that continues to thrive and live from generation to generation in the souls of its survivors. (Price: $19.95; Size: 6x9; Hardcover - 196 pages)