Susan Schadt Press

As night falls on the farm, join Tractor and his friends as they kick-up their wheels for a farm-wide hoedown! Children will love to see their favorite farm equipment come to life in this clever rhyming story with a musical twist. 

From the crickets and frogs, to the cats and dogs—everyone is invited to the barnyard hoedown! With banjos strumming and accordions humming, the big farm machines can’t help but dance the night away! Children will delight in the late-night rhythmic antics of their beloved farm machines, like the plow who loves to polka and the tractor doing a jig. 

Tractor Dance is a warm and light-hearted story that merges the worlds of farm equipment and music and dance. Charming illustrations infuse delightful personalities in every baler, combine and backhoe. The story offers a new and refreshing angle to these big machines that spawn so much curiosity and interest in young children. It’s a story both parents and children will reach for again and again—cozying up together for a short bedtime story and tuning in to their favorite farm machine melody.  

Come along with Phoebe and her tail-wagging, four-legged friends to learn your ABCs, one giggle at a time!

This board book is especially designed and crafted to stimulate and entertain little learners.  As they learn the alphabet, they will be greeted by bright colors, lift-and-find flaps and easy to turn pages.  Let each of these different dog breeds, with a touch of New Orleans, entertain you and your little ones for story time. 

• Easy for toddlers to handle
• Entertaining for parents to read
• Bright colorful pages
• Lift-and-find surprises
• Learning made into fun with ABCs
• Durable colorful and easy to read

Have you ever seen an Irish Setter knit a sweater? Perhaps played a game of tug with a Pug? No?
Well surely, you’ve played leapfrog with an English Bulldog. You haven’t?!
Well, you don’t know what you’re missing!

From Twelfth Night to Mardi Gras, follow Phoebe, a tiny bulldog on a tail-wagging adventure through the streets of New Orleans in search of a parade just for dogs!

"Beads, bouncy balls, and blinky rings...
You can catch so many things.
So many things to see and do!
Throw me something I can chew!"

Phoebe Cakes The Bulldog is a sturdy, 24-page board book that engages children with interactive search-and-find flaps on every spread. The dynamic illustrations and clever rhyming verses guide readers to discover the sights and sensations of Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Join Phoebe Cakes, a special needs bulldog, as she searches for a Mardi Gras parade just for dogs. Ring in carnival season with a “Twelfth Night” celebration ride on the historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar. 

Tour New Orleans neighborhoods and discover the spectacular house floats of Yardi Gras that began during the pandemic but are surely here to stay. Take time to savor all the King Cake flavors and just maybe you’ll find the baby!

Don’t forget to yell, “Throw me something mister, Throw me something sister!” and catch beads and other “throws” at every parade around the city. When Fat Tuesday comes to an end, yell “amen”! We’ll do it all again…next year!

This colorful book features flaps on every spread that engage children with a question and then reveal a surprise as they open the flap.

Come along with Phoebe and her tail-wagging, four-legged friends to learn your ABCs, one giggle at a time!

This board book is especially designed and crafted to stimulate and entertain little learners.  As they learn the alphabet, they will be greeted by bright colors, lift-and-find flaps and easy to turn pages.  Let each of these different dog breeds, with a touch of New Orleans, entertain you and your little ones for story time. 

• Easy for toddlers to handle
• Entertaining for parents to read
• Bright colorful pages
• Lift-and-find surprises
• Learning made into fun with ABCs
• Durable colorful and easy to read

Have you ever seen an Irish Setter knit a sweater? Perhaps played a game of tug with a Pug? No?
Well surely, you’ve played leapfrog with an English Bulldog. You haven’t?!
Well, you don’t know what you’re missing!