The Gray House

Mariam Petrosyan’s novel chronicles the lives of residents in a boarding school for children with disabilities. It is a place where reality and mysticism intertwine, governed by its own laws and traditions. The teenagers living in the House forge a world of their own—complete with complex hierarchies, rituals, and secrets. The book explores themes of friendship, coming of age, accepting oneself and others, and the search for one’s place in life.