Chow Chow by Daniela Hristova

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Children’s Book
Date Published: September 14, 2026

 

Meet Dea — the little Chow Chow puppy with a BIG heart!

 

With her beautiful deep-blue fur, bright eyes, and sweet fluffy face, Dea is
impossible to forget. But this curious little puppy has one special talent:
finding trouble wherever she goes!

Luckily, Dea has Rocky by her side. Together, they discover that being brave
doesn’t mean never feeling scared. Sometimes, true courage means slowing down,
being careful, and listening to those who love you.

But Dea’s adventures are only beginning…

Beyond the garden are new friends, mysterious places, and unexpected
surprises. And somewhere out there, a mysterious fox is watching.

Who is she? What does she want? And where will Dea’s curiosity take her next?

Dea will be back… so hold on tight! Her next adventure could be even more
exciting!



About the Author

Daniela Hristova arrived in the UK with an English vocabulary consisting of little more than “teabag” and a background as a multi-media journalist, actress, and singer who had spent years working in television, radio, newspaper, and stage in her home country.

With a diverse professional journey that later ranged from wielding a mop to building a career in leadership and court security, she has navigated life’s twists with a steady faith, a sharp eye, and a wonderfully dry sense of humor.

Channeling her unique experiences and cultural blunders into the written word, she has penned a witty tribute to the resilience it takes to start over. When she isn’t writing or tackling new adventures, she enjoys spending time with her family and her dog, Dea. Fluent in Faux Pas is her debut memoir.

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I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

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