Books by Lori Kaiser

Kelsey, the Kangaroo, didn't consider herself to be a packrat. However, Kelsey did collect a lot of stuff. Kelsey needed to learn to let go of all the things that weighed her down and left no room in her life for anything or anyone else. With help from a friend, she learns that things don't make you happy. Kelsey the Kangaroo is another wonderful book highlighting keystone character lessons.

Author and ilustrator Lori Kaiser adds another wonderful books to her Xavier Series. Ollie the Ostrich wants to be like someone else and soar with the eagles. After several failed attempts to fly, Ollie the ostrich helps a little squirrel and discovers his own talents and abilities. A great story to teach your children to be themselves and use their talents to help others and not be like everyone else.

Quinton, the quitting Quail, attempts many things but wants to quit trying because he feels he is a failure, He learns to persevere through the struggle and practice. Quinton learns that he can succeed.

Author Lori Kaiser captures the heart and imagination of her young readers with real-life circumstances that positively affects their attitudes about life! Beatifully illustrated, Halley the Hungry Horse is about a young horse who eats too much and suffers the ill effects. Encouraged my both his parents, he is given healthy foods to eat and subsequesntly, is able (once again) to run and jump and play. You must meet Halley! He will inspire your child!

Author and Illustrator Lori Kaiser again uses her creative style to mix imagination with real-life lesson. Another great book in the Xavier Series, Buford, the bear, is a city bear who is tired of the noise and city life problems. He is confident if he were to move to the country that he would have no more problems. However, once he moves to the country, he is faced with different kinds of issues. He quickly discovers that the grass is not necessarily greener on the other side. Kids will love it and parents appreciate the values taught in these books.

Author Lori Kaiser has captured the hearts and minds of children with this colorful book of American history. From the start, your child can begin to learn about American hisory developing a sense of pride and devotion to their country. Beautifully illustrated, Lori does a wonderful job with not only the accurate historical facts, but with illustrations that capture your child's attention. Your child will begin to build a wonderful love for studying history and a knowledge already begun of this great nation's legacy.

Randy Raccoon is hot-tempered and lacks control. After hurting another, he learns a lesson on self-control and how temperance is a virtue.

Preslie the Prissy Pig is obsessed with herslf. She will not play with the other pigs who are wallowing in the mud. Instead she wants to primp in front of the mirror. Through the help of a good friend, she soon realizes she is not focusing on the inward beauty God created in her. As a result, she had become selfish and lonely and must learn to associate with others in a humble manner. Author Lori Kaiser has created the Xavier Series specifically to teach keystone characteristics that children and parents alike will appreciate. A great book for everyone!

Jimmy Jaguar has a problem with telling the truth so his friends will like him. One day a frightening situation teaches him to tell the truth. True friends will like you for who you are, not for being something you're not.

Author and Illustrator Lori Kaiser again uses her creative style to mix imagination with real-life lesson. Another great book in the Xavier Series, Valerie Vulture steps out of the accepted social norm and decides she will do something nice for others, even though her family and friends tell her it will not work.She amazes her friends by her talent and by her giving. But then she learns that when you do good to others, it returns to you in big ways! A must read for all kids!