Մուշի տարօրինակ ճամփորդությունը
Author: Sona Babajanyan
Illustrator: Sona Babajanyan
Publisher: Newmag, 2023

"Mush's Strange Journey" is my debut work, where I wear both the hat of an illustrator and an author. Written in Armenian, this fantasy tale follows the adventures of a little boy, who conquers his fears — of the dark, loss, and change — and with the guidance of his extraordinary friends sets off on a magical expedition to the enchanting Inner Land. During his journey, he meets lots of strange creatures and passes through many challenges, eventually finding his own light and inner strength

.Filthy Fergal
Author: Sigi Cohen
Illustrator: Sona Babajanyan
Publisher: Yellow Brick Books, 2018

Fergal is a happy lad, not bothered at all by the effect of his putrid stench on everyone around him. When even the rats and cockroaches are driven out of town by his ‘aroma’, Fergal sets out to find somewhere he belongs, and discovers that even a boy like him can find a place to call home…

“The text’s dark humour matches perfectly with the illustrations’ ominous and grungy mixed-media, multi-layered techniques.”
–Romi Sharp, Boomerang Books
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Good Night Possum
Author: Coral Vass
Illustrator: Sona Babajanyan
Publisher: Koala Books, 2011

Deep in a hollow, near Ironbark Creek, Blossom the Possum was trying to sleep. But it’s raining and all the animals come, one-by-one, to share her warm hollow. How will Blossom ever get to sleep?

“The illustrations by Sona Babajanyan are gorgeous, textured and detailed.”
–Lynley Stace
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Good Morning Possum
Author: Coral Vass
Illustrator: Sona Babajanyan
Publisher: Koala Books, 2013

Out on the branch came a rum, rumble tum. Tree Mouse was hoping to share Blossom’s plum. With a ratter, tap, tap, And a squeal of delight, Mouse asked politely, ‘May I have a bite?’ The sequel to the much-loved best-selling book Goodnight Possum

“Children will enjoy the gorgeous illustrations of bush animals and the wonderful sounds of the story as the animals share Blossom’s plum. ”
–Susan Whelan
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Bringing Down the Wall
Author: David P Reiter
Illustrator: Sona Babajanyan
Publisher: IP KIdz, 2013

Joshua misses his grandpa, but his mother has told him he's not allowed to see him. She won't explain why, but Joshua suspects it has something to do with his grandpa's new wife, Riva. One day, Joshua sets out on his own to visit his grandpa and Riva to discover the truth. He hopes he can find a way to make it up between them and his mother. But will he be able to bring down the wall guarding their secrets?

“Sona’s characters are softly painted with gentleness, but they avoid any of the mawkish sentimentality that could so easily have crept into the sequential illustration of this kind of theme.”
–Kathy Creamer, Kids Creative Tales

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