Callie the cat is young and scared by all the things she sees on Halloween night. Her imagination goes a little wild until she meets Karson, a sweet young girl who was out "trick or treating."

Zane the Rodeo Zebra is troubled by lack of self-confidence in his abilities. Encouraged by a friend, he is taught how to overcome his fears and to be the best at who he is.

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.

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!

Edith the Elephant finds herself jealous of the success of Edwina, the "center ring" star. As Edith deals with her envious heart, Edwina helps her to realize that working hard will give her the reward she so desires.

Tate the Tattletale Turkey loves to tattletale. He soon finds out that tattling only isolates him and causes more problems for him. Once he learns this lesson, and changes his ways, he is quickly accepted by the others.