Welcome to Lori's Literature
Meet Lori Klisman Ellis, a dedicated genealogist, public speaker and author residing in West Bloomfield, Michigan. With a Master's Degree in speech and language pathology, she dedicated 36 years to her profession before retiring to pursue her passion for genealogy and writing. Lori enjoys writing engaging children's books that are both fun and educational, while also retracing her family's roots through her research. Lori's goal is to work on kindness, inclusion, prevent hatred, bigotry, prejudice and antisemitism. She also encourages acceptance and diversity in order to have world peace. Every high school student and adult should learn about the Holocaust. Elementary and middle schoolers should learn about respect, compassion, kindness and more. Her books are one way to work on these goals. When she's not writing, Lori loves to travel, exercise, and spend quality time with her husband Jeff, their two children, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, and two grandsons. For inquiries, you can reach Lori at Silkspeech@proton.me.

Lori's books:
"4,456 Miles: A Survivor's Search for Closure" recounts her mother's harrowing experiences during the Holocaust.
In "Speech Tips with Spunky Monkey," readers are encouraged to embrace kindness and inclusivity while offering valuable tips for navigating speech and language challenges. "Ryan's Magical Shoes" and "Ryan's Magical Chair" both promote diversity and imagination, teaching children about acceptance and various professions.
"Fairy the Friendly Fawn" highlights the themes of compassion and altruism through the story of a fawn.
"The Magic of Gypsy" shares a heartwarming tale of resilience, where developmentally disabled children find inspiration in a feral cat.
"The Rainbow in Ms. Ruby's Room" encourages readers to recognize humanity in others and stand up for what is right.
"The Backyard Animal Orchestra" is a charming story that celebrates friendship, kindness, creativity, and the wonderful things that can happen when everyone joins in.
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