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The Edil Series

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Newest Release

Ages 3+

A heart-warming story about preparing for the Armenian Harvest Festival. Edil, his younger sister, his parents and grandparents busily prepare their bountiful harvest of fruits, honey and the beloved Armenian lavash bread to share with the other villagers. The Armenian villagers celebrate in music and dance, giving thanks for a good Harvest season and for many more. Beautiful illustrations showcase the vibrant costumes, food, culture and traditions of Armenia.

(Pub. 2024)

ExploreĀ The Edil Series Books

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Edil Celebrates the Armenian Harvest Festival

Edil, his younger sister, parents and grandparents busily prepare their bountiful harvest of fruits, honey and the beloved Armenian lavash bread to share with other villagers. The Armenian villagers celebrate in music and dance, giving thanks for a good Harvest season and for many more.

(Pub. 2024)

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Edil Learns the Art of Weaving

A heart-warming story of a grandmother sharing the beautiful art and history of Armenian carpet weaving with her grandchildren.

(Pub. 2021)

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Edil Bakes Lavash

A loving story about preparing and baking the beloved Armenian bread, the lavash. The villagers all share in the process from harvesting wheat, building the oven vessel, molding the bricks, and baking the bread. They also share the story of their long journey in the desert during the first genocide of the 20th Century, the Armenian Genocide.Ā 

(Pub. 2021)

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Edil’s New Shoes

This is a story of a young boy who is a talented futbol player, who cannot afford shoes to play. Through hard work and support from his coach and family, he is able to overcome his shame.

(Pub. 2020)

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Edil’s Birthday

This tells of a young, Armenian boy’s birthday journey that leads him up to Mt. Ararat to find his greatest gift.

(Pub. 2014)

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ARMENIA

Armenia is where the first genocide of the 20th Century occurred, on April 24, 1915. 1.5 million women, children, elderly, and infirm Armenians were deported on death marches leading to the Syrian Desert in 1915 and 1916.

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