Greg Soros

Award-winning children's book author with 16+ years of experience creating emotionally resonant literature for young readers ages 3-10.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

So grateful for 2025.
Thankful for every young reader, family, teacher, and librarian who shared a story, smiled at a character, or found comfort in words this year. Your support makes the magic of children’s books possible.

[Waterstones Kids @WaterstonesKids]

From more fabulous fantasy in the Archipelago to a brand new series from the creator of Bunny vs Monkey, feed the imaginations of your little ones with riveting adventures, hilarious picture books and fast-paced graphic novels in 2026!

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[unQbd @unQbdinc]

We’re glad to be closing out the year with something timeless.

Releasing Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland: An Illustrated Edition felt like the right way to end the year, and the beginning of our new Illustrated Classics Series at unQbd.

[Ponder Woods @ponderWoods]

If I’m early, I’ll wait. If I’m late, I’ll pretend it was on purpose

🔊Sound on for excuses

[Rod (Izzy) 🇺🇸🦅 @1zzyzyx1]

Here are some books that Tennessee banned this year, makes you wonder what are they afraid of to have kids read? Do your children a favor, give them one of these books.
Credit to @non_toxic_masculinity on IG! #DemsUnited

[Author UpROAR @EarthDesires]

🎁 Wrap Bright, Gift Delight! 📚

Fresh, kid-friendly ideas for wrapping children’s books with a fun, creative twist:

Use Comic Pages: Grab old comic books or comic-style sheets for a superhero vibe. Tie with a neon shoelace for bold, adventurous flair.

Add Googly Eye Magic: Stick googly eyes on the wrapping paper to make the gift a silly character. Seal with colorful washi tape for extra fun.

Draw a Puzzle Wrap: Wrap in plain paper and sketch a quick maze or dot-to-dot game on it. Tuck in a crayon for pre-unwrap playtime.

Pop-Up Tag Surprise: Craft a tiny paper heart or animal that springs up when the tag’s opened. Add a note like, “Dive into this story!”

Bubble Wrap Bonus: Layer clear bubble wrap over vibrant tissue paper—kids will love popping it! Secure with sparkly stickers.

Pro tip: Practice on a spare book to perfect those sharp folds.

#AuthorUpROAR #MasterBlaster #ArtistUpROAR
⬇️Gift this story in style! ⬇️ #BookGifts #GiftWrapping

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Illustrating a character is like giving them a heartbeat. Their emotions need to shine as much as their smiles. 🎨 #ChildrensAuthor

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

I believe every child’s worry deserves a little magic—and maybe a little bravery too. ✨ #ChildrensBooks #SEL

[Loretta Duncan-Fowler @LorettaLaRue916]

Ten years ago, I published my first children's book. Never thought I'd be an author, let alone publish 25 books! Dreams really do come true. #ChildrensBooks #AuthorLife

[Ponder Woods @ponderWoods]

Once upon a million dreams 💫

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Stories give feelings a name. When a child finds their feeling inside a page, that’s magic.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Every book is a doorway — I write so kids can walk through and feel seen.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Watching a child connect with a story will never get old.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Books won’t fix everything, but they can open a window where a child finally feels understood.

[Just a care home girl @Justacarehomeg1]

The lady who read with her kindle.
The man who reads by the window.
The lady who loved Jane Eyre.
The man who'd always carry a book, reading random phrases.
The lady who reads to the school children.
The pair who compare reads.
Books are part of #carehome life.
#BookWeekScotland

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[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Thankful for little readers with big hearts. May your holiday be full of laughter and imagination.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Diversity, empathy, and hope—three non‑negotiables in every book I write.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Books aren’t just for reading—they’re for understanding, imagining, and opening hearts.

[Greg Soros @GregSorosBooks]

Absolutely. Reading and human interaction help kids build focus, empathy, and social skills in ways screens can’t.

[sondae__ @sondae___]

Children need human to human engagement and interactions
Children need to read books
Children these days have an inability to read out loud straight through, dangerously shortened attention spans, artificial dopamine kicks, and lack of social skills.