The books of Robin Spevacek offer not only wonderfully engaging stories but they teach important lessons about inclusivity, patience and the consequences of engaging in amusing but inappropriate behavior. These captivating stories are beautifully illustrated by two extremely talented artists. You won’t want to put them down!

Dress Up Dog and the Dog Show

Dress Up Dog And The Dog Show book cover
Dress Up Dog And The Dog Show
Spevacek, Robin and Brown, Marilyn J.

Dress Up Dog and the Dog Show is a tale of adventure featuring young Ellie and her dog, Nell. Children everywhere will delight in the story while learning valuable lessons in acceptance, unconditional love and the fact that everyone is uniquely special. This book is used in classrooms to celebrate inclusivity and kindness.

Hurry Up Harry!

Hurry Up Harry! book cover
Hurry Up Harry!
Spevacek, Robin and Roffler, Ethan

“Hurry Up Harry!” is a feel-good story about raising a creative and energetic child. The book will appeal to parents and children everywhere, and is especially engaging and relatable for families with children who have ADHD or are on the autism spectrum. The lively, rhythmic text encourages conversations about time management, while the repetition and gentle surprises keep young readers interested. Paired with its soothing, expressive illustrations, this special book is both entertaining and meaningful for children and adults alike.

Tall Tales of Totally Disgusting Habits

Tall Tales of Totally Disgusting Habits book cover
TALL TALES OF TOTALLY DISGUSTING HABITS
Spevacek, Robin and Roffler, Ethan

“Tall Tales of Totally Disgusting Habits” is a playful romp of a tale. Two silly monsters engage in all the things young children love to talk about but, Shh!, there are consequences for their behavior. Sure to become a favorite, the story helps foster conversations about bodily functions and appropriate behavior.

Praise for Dress Up Dog and the Dog Show

Now in its second edition, Dress Up Dog and the Dog Show has garnered praise from discerning readers everywhere.

“This story goes far beyond being just a sweet story about a girl and her dog. In a subtle and endearing way, it teaches lesson in accepting diversity and showing kindness.” – K.H.

“A very charming story which reminded me of my own daughter and her dog. The conclusion was positive and satisfying, emphasizing friendship and acceptance. Children will really relate to Ellie and Nell.” – S.P.

“An appealing tale that helps children see each one is special in their own way.” – D.U.

Tributes for Hurry Up Harry

“Hurry Up Harry” is a charming, heartwarming, sweet read.” – K.H.

“This is a delightful book in which Harry becomes absorbed in the world of his active imagination. Using humor and lovely watercolor illustrations, parents and children are prompted to converse about why it is sometimes so hard to be on time.” – B.K.

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