Road from Home

David Kherdian

HarperCollins, Publishers

Ben, a curious cricket, makes friends with Charley, a grasshopper, even though they both know crickets and grasshoppers are supposed to be enemies

The Song in the Walnut Grove

Children's Books

Alfred.A. Knopf

A newcomer's enthusiasm for everything causes the animals to speculate on the nature of perception.

The Animal

Knopf Books for Young Readers

A young cricket goes out into the daylight in search of answers to his questions and discovers friendship.

A child considers a range of daily experiences--happy, disappointing, painful, dismaying, and, mostly, hopeful--and emphasizes that the most important one is what is happening "right now."

Right Now

A roaming mandolin-playing cat encounters a number of other musical animals on his travels, and the result is a jamboree in a tree.

The Cat's Midsummer Jamboree

Nonny Hogrogian

Philomel

After painstaking preparations with his friend Sammy, Jason enters the big fishing contest and follows a plan to discover where the biggest fish in the pond are hiding

The Great Fishing Contest

The Road from Home: The Story of an Armenian Girl

David Kherdian re-creates his mother's voice in telling the true story of a childhood interrupted by one of the most devastating holocausts of our century. Veron Dumehjian Kherdia was born into a loving and prosperous family. Then, in the year 1915, the Turkish government began the systematic destruction of its Armenian population.

The Road from Home

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Perfection Learning

Poetry. David Kherdian is the author or editor of over fifty books, which include poetry, novels, memoirs, and children's books as well as critical studies, translations, and retellings. His numerous awards include a Newbery Honor Book, the Jane Addams Peace Award, the Friends of American Writers Award, and a nomination for the American Book Award. With simple and assuming means, like one of the great Armenian artisans who built the acclaimed original Christian churches, Kherdian creates the very life of the neighborhood of his childhood, and at the same time lets us see into the mind and spirit and heart of the poet himself -- Aram Saroyan.

The Neighborhood Years

Poetry

Bottom Dog Press

This volume presents choice selections from Stopinder, David Kher¬dian's original, groundbreaking "Gurdjieff Journal for our Time." Stopinder was brought into existence by a need which came from beyond any of the participants, for a forum where the second-genera¬tion of what we might call the Gurdjieff tradition (Beelzebub's grandchildren) could show and share. This current from the beyond enriched them as they voluntarily offered and conformed their efforts in service of this on-sweeping, magisterial demand for conscious contemporary manifestation, adapted to the needs of a person, time and place. Contributing Authors to this volume include: Joseph Azize, Harry Bennett, Anthony Blake, Steve Brault, Pierce Butler, Keith Buzzell, Kamori Cattadoris, Jean Cavendish, Wim Van Dulleman, Bob Engel, Seymour Ginsberg, Irv Givot, Jane Madeline Gold, Jim Gomez, Marvin Grossman, Nonny Hogrogian Kherdian, David Kherdian, Barrett McMaugh, Will Mesa, Ed Pejack, Lynn Quirolo, DeWayne Rail, Allen Roth, John Scullion, Bob Silber, Toddy Smyth, Kristina Turner, Sophia Wellbeloved, John Anthony West.

A Stopinder Anthology

Biographies & Memoirs

Beech Hill Publishing Company Inc

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Road from Home

The Song in the Walnut Grove

The Animal

The Song in the Walnut Grove

Right Now

The Cat's Midsummer Jamboree

The Great Fishing Contest

The Road from Home

The Neighborhood Years

A Stopinder Anthology