PRESS RELEASE–MM Myers, a rising voice in children’s literature, is inspiring readers across the nation with not only her award-winning books, but also her powerful story of perseverance, faith, and determination.
Living with legal blindness and dyslexia, Myers has faced significant obstacles throughout her life, yet she has turned those challenges into a purpose-driven writing career that continues to uplift and encourage others.
Myers began her journey as a storyteller in a deeply personal way: creating stories with her grandchildren. What started as a simple bonding activity became something far greater.
Myers first gained national attention when her magical children’s tale Pocket Watch Portal Adventure was named a finalist for a prestigious storytelling award, earning her an invitation to a Hollywood gala in 2025. Through every hurdle, Myers credits her faith as the foundation that has guided her forward and given her the strength to pursue her dreams.
“God has carried me through every challenge,” Myers shares. “I’m legally blind, dyslexic, disabled, and not exactly young, yet this all is happening. I don’t say that for sympathy. I say it because God is still in the business of moving mountains.”
Myers dedication has led to remarkable success: four of her children’s books have received national awards, earning recognition for their heartfelt messages and engaging storytelling.
About MM Myers
MM Myers lives in Moore, Texas, south of San Antonio. Myers is an award-winning children’s book author whose storytelling journey began with her grandchildren and grew into a nationally recognized body of work. Living with legal blindness and dyslexia, she draws on her life experiences and strong faith in God to create stories that inspire resilience, hope, and confidence in young readers. Her works, including If I Were a Butterfly? and Pocket Watch Portal Adventure, celebrate hope, legacy, and the power of storytelling to heal and unite. To learn more, visit mmmyersauthor.com
MM Myers is an Award-winning writer transforming challenges into inspiring stories for children and families
Living with legal blindness and dyslexia, she creates stories that inspire resilience, hope, and confidence in young readers. Check out her works: “If I Were a Butterfly?” and “Pocket Watch Portal Adventure”.
