Books published by publisher MMW Books, LLC

This is a memoir of the lost Jewish world of interwar Warsaw of the 1920s and 1930s, which was published in Polish more than twenty years ago and translated into several languages. Timothy Snyder, Yale University, wrote, "This is to be savored and treasured and preserved." Michael Krutikov wrote in The Yiddish Forward, "In his memoir, with great diligence [Hen] brings back from the dead the theatre of Jewish life in its smallest details." Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, New York University, wrote, "Highly recommended."

Yahooty Who? is based on my Grandpa Walt's story about an imaginary friend named Yahooty who turns on the light in the fridge when you open the door. As a young child, Grandpa Walt and I would look for Yahooty all around our house. Some of my most cherished memories are from this time we spent together as a family. Whether you are a child who is hearing the story for the first time, or a parent, grandparent or teacher reading it over and over again to your little ones, Yahooty takes us all to our happy place of imagination and childhood fantasy. From the way he "borrows" one of your socks, to the silly sock puppets he creates, Yahooty finds his way into the hearts of all who read his story. Search for Yahooty each and everyday and create playful moments no matter where your family finds themselves!

You are never too young to begin your journey! This book has been created with lots of love and your little ones in mind. The Wild and Free Little Yogi will take you on an imaginative journey through a full yoga flow with postures specifically for children. It is written in a playful way to inspire the kids to pretend to be the animals in the story and get them moving. With the intention of instilling positive affirmations, a creative imagination and a positive connection with the deepest part of themselves, it encourages your little yogis to have a healthy outlet that will carry on with them for life. The vibrant and colorful illustrations will keep children interested time and time again. Also included is a recap of each posture with brief instructions that adults can read to children. Kids yoga helps promote flexibility, focus and control.

There is nothing darker than the woods, until you meet your worst fear.Jackson Bower has a lot on his mind lately. His younger brother hasn’t been the same since his mother’s death. His father’s drinking is out of control. Then there’s Jackson’s girlfriend and the grief that ties them together even as it threatens to drive them apart.He distances himself, hoping for a little perspective at the family lodge. But when their father gets drunk and dangerous, he and his brother escape into the woods.Night creeps in, and the rains come fast. Artie slips down a ravine. He’s wounded and the brothers seek shelter in a cave, only to find someone else already taking refuge there.A desperate man with plans to destroy their town.Jackson must get him and his wounded brother out of the cave and over the mountain to warn everyone in time. Without getting them both killed first.

A YEAR TO THE DAY since my dad, Lance Ravier, died. Somehow, it felt like just yesterday. The shock of it was still so raw. That night changed my life, and everything, forever. I saw them. Two strangers from another world. One with glowing yellow eyes. The other with vampire fangs. The one with fangs claimed to be a king. But he was a young king, at best. The King of Paragon. He broke the news to me. My dad wasn’t from Earth. Instead, he was from a world filled with magic: Muraine. His other home. After thirteen years of hiding the truth, of lying to me, all he left behind were hidden belongings from a secret life. And the dragon-horse: Awngeleik. How could I refuse King Talok, when asked to look after her . . . to help keep her from falling into the enemy’s hands? The grasp of Zymarc, King of Vitiosyns. Either amused or psychotic, I agreed to it. What could happen to top my dad dying or death itself? If I knew what would happen, I might have made a different choice. Regardless, the pages are still turning. I still have time. He still looks at me with fear for what I really am, and hatred for what I might do. If only she had not done what she did. None of this would have happened . . .

What would you do if your family moved away and left you behind? If you were a horse, could you learn to trust?What would you do if strange noises were everywhere, but you had to stand perfectly still. If you were a horses, could you do it?Based on the true story about a rescue horse, read about his adoption, training, and the moment he learned to trust the human who loved him.Together they accomplished great things.

A YEAR TO THE DAY since my dad, Lance Ravier, died. Somehow, it felt like just yesterday. The shock of it was still so raw. That night changed my life, and everything, forever. I saw them. Two strangers from another world. One with glowing yellow eyes. The other with vampire fangs. The one with fangs claimed to be a king. But he was a young king, at best. The King of Paragon. He broke the news to me. My dad wasn’t from Earth. Instead, he was from a world filled with magic: Muraine. His other home. After thirteen years of hiding the truth, of lying to me, all he left behind were hidden belongings from a secret life. And the dragon-horse: Awngeleik. How could I refuse King Talok, when asked to look after her . . . to help keep her from falling into the enemy’s hands? The grasp of Zymarc, King of Vitiosyns. Either amused or psychotic, I agreed to it. What could happen to top my dad dying or death itself? If I knew what would happen, I might have made a different choice. Regardless, the pages are still turning. I still have time. He still looks at me with fear for what I really am, and hatred for what I might do. If only she had not done what she did. None of this would have happened . . .