About My World Press

My World Press began in 1996 with a single story and a simple idea: children deserve stories that spark imagination, curiosity, and heart. That first book, The Christmas Boy, told the story of an orphan finding his place in the world. What started as one project quickly grew into a lifelong commitment to storytelling, creativity, and education.

Over the years, My World Press has evolved alongside life itself. Teaching, coaching, raising a family, and serving the local community all shaped the stories that followed. Though publishing paused for a time, the love of storytelling never faded. In 2023, after rediscovering unpublished manuscripts and embracing modern independent publishing through Kindle Direct Publishing, My World Press officially returned, bringing new life to stories written with purpose and care.

Today, My World Press publishes children’s books inspired by real experiences, community life, agriculture, and the imaginative voices of young people. Through engaging books, school visits, author events, and creative programs like Operation Imagine, the mission remains clear: to help children see themselves not just as readers, but as storytellers whose ideas matter.

Jeff Mazurowski is a children’s author, special education teacher, and longtime coach based in Northwest Ohio. With more than 25 years of writing experience, Jeff’s stories draw inspiration from family life, school experiences, rural communities, and the everyday moments that spark a child’s imagination.

A graduate of Delta High School and Defiance College, Jeff has worn many hats over the years, including educator, coach, and public servant. No matter the role, his passion has always centered on helping children grow, learn, and believe in themselves. His books reflect that passion, offering humor, reassurance, creativity, and heart.

Jeff is the author of The Christmas Boy, Aurora and Boris Touch the Sky, The Bad Creek Gang, Red White Bloo, and the popular Udder Chaos series. He also works directly with students through school visits and writing programs, encouraging young readers to explore storytelling as a powerful form of expression.