About the author
Dr. Aaron
Robinson
For more than twenty years, Aaron Robinson, Ph.D., has helped people do hard things when it matters: stay steady, try again and believe in themselves. Look, Listen and Read is where that same work meets the smallest, bravest people of all.
Original characters. Childhood adventures.
Big adventures. Real feelings. Three ways to enjoy every story.
Find original stories for growing minds—full of laughter, imagination, and moments children recognize. Explore by age, interest, or feeling. Watch the illustrated adventure, listen to the audiobook, or read together.
Follow recurring original characters into playful adventures, with laughter, imagination and real childhood experiences—from friendship and family changes to disappointment, belonging and growing up.
Find the right original story for your child right now—by age, interest, feeling or situation.
Not every title has all three formats yet. Each book card shows the Look, Listen and Read formats currently available.
The road here
A career spent with people under pressure.
The starting line
A University of Arizona track and field athlete
Aaron competed in track and field at Arizona, where he also earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Business.
Twenty-plus years
Coaching people through pressure
For more than two decades he has worked with professional, Olympic, collegiate and elite athletes, including as a Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coach in the Houston Astros organization and Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the EDA Rhinos in Taiwan’s professional league.
Today
Performance psychology at Rice
He serves as Director of Performance Psychology & Athletic Development for Rice Baseball, helping student-athletes build mental skills, confidence, resilience and leadership, on the field and in life.
Building things
Founder and co-founder
He founded P3 Specialized Performance, growing it from a small training space into a large multi-sport complex, and co-founded The Cozy House, a gourmet cookie company.
Along the way he has worked across sports and cultures, from baseball and track and field to tennis and Olympic events, managing and advising athletes in the United States and in Asia.
Education
Study behind the stories.
Ph.D. in Psychology
Emphasis in Sports Performance, Grand Canyon University
M.S. in Sports Medicine
Concordia University Irvine
Master’s in Coaching and Athletic Administration
Concordia University Irvine
Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Business
University of Arizona
Stories for conversations, not a replacement for care
Dr. Robinson’s background is in psychology and sports performance. These books are meant to help families start warm, everyday conversations about feelings and milestones. They are not therapy, medical advice or a diagnosis. If you are worried about your child’s health or wellbeing, please talk with your pediatrician or a licensed mental-health professional.