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Zornitsa Hristova
Zornitsa Hristova (1974) is a children books writer, literary translator, journalist, and editor-in-chief of a children’s news media. She is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Tochitza Publishers. Zornitsa has authored numerous books, including When I Want to Keep Silent, Sweet Pet Mosquito, Short Tales to Finish In Your Dreams, A Taste of Geography, Urban Geography, Vacation in the Middle Ages, The King and the Rain, A Day at the Museum, Another Day at the Museum, The Eagle, the Sparrow and the Eaves, etc. Her most recent title is Put Some Pants on These Paintings. Zornitsa Hristova is a laureate of the Hristo G. Danov award (2014 for A Taste of Geography and in 2015 for When I Want to Keep Silent), the Peroto award (for her book on Vadim Lazarkevich), the Golden Lion sward (for A Day at the Museum). As a translator, she has received the Krastan Dyankov Translation award (2019) and the Union of Translators in Bulgaria award (2012). Her books Urban Geography and Another Day at the Museum were also included in the White Raven catalogues for 2017 and 2022.
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children’s books, 36 pages, 2024
Sweet Pet Mosquito
There was a mosquito who lived in a pet shop. Did he believe he could be a pet? Oh yes!
It was only bad salesmanship that stopped him from finding an owner.

Children’s Books 32 pages, 2014
When I Want to Keep Silent
This is a book about the power and beauty of what is unsaid. A book about the inner world that is always bigger than words.

Children’s books, 24 pages, 2024
Put Some Pants
on These Paintings!
Invited to draw pants on world masterpieces from Miron to Rodin, the reader is then faced with the artists’ protest and their explanation why those panties are ruining their paintings. Why indeed?

children’s books, 36 pages, 2020
The King and the Rain
The King and the Rain is a book about difficult times. These times are not specified, because everyone experiences the looming crisis differently.
