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A Week in Berlin By Angelina Der Arakelian-Dennington Published in September 2025 274 pages What if you could go back…
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Uncharted Canvas: A Journey through Beirut, Brussels, and Beyond By Rouben and Elize Simonian Published in May 2025 389 pages…
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Dear Younger Me, You did not know it then, but every summer you rolled your eyes at your mom and…
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Love and Paklava By Alyssa Jarrett To be published June 17, 2025 When a romantic comedy starts with a reader…
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Being an Armenian mother, daughter and grandmother in America means living at a crossroads. We’re clinging to old traditions and…
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Loving Father, Bitter Son By Asbed Pogarian Published in March 2025 338 pages I picked up Loving Father, Bitter Son…
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On April 1, 2025, Massachusetts Governor Maura T. Healey officially proclaimed April as Armenian-American Heritage Month, urging all residents of…
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