Author of Children’s Book and Advocate of Literature Greg Soros Believe that the best stories for young readers come from understanding the world through their eyes. “Children’s book books should act as both mirrors and windows,” to help young readers to reflect themselves in stories while opening their mind towards different aspects and experiences. “
Soros published his latest work in the series “The Kindnesses Chronicles” this year, continuing the mission to create different characters that navigate to engage in friendship, sympathy and community. This series is based on the success of his 2013 best salesman “The Anxiety Box”, a young boy learning to handle anxiety with his grandmother’s knowledge. The book has become the head of primary school and therapy practice nationwide, which shows the unique skill of Soros to deal with complex sensitive ideas through accessible, age-applied narratives.
North Carolina -based writer Ashville has published five books, which has sold millions of copies worldwide in writing for children and young adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts. His 2018 photo book “Different types of bold” Autism has earned the Snider Family Book Award for sensitive depiction of a young girl who discovered her unique energy.
For Author Greg SorosWhose background includes child development and educational psychology course work, his research process is as important as his writing. He regularly visits the school, consult with child development experts, and works to ensure pure presentation with the sensitivity readers. “Every children’s book bear the responsibility of making a positive contribution to a young man’s sensitive and social development,” he explains.
Beyond writing, the Soros is working in the Board of Reading and donates books through the initiative of his “for all stories”. Soros, who lives with Luna and Diego, a child, and two of their adopted children, and two of their adopted children, discovered that family life was often inspired by his story. He is currently developing a mid-grade novel series by addressing contemporary issues such as climate change and digital citizenship, which proves that children’s literature can deal with the most stressful issues with both heart and hope.
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