In a weathered red barn at the edge of the frontier, two old horses — Potz and Panz — have spent years watching the world change around them. Potz is warm and curious, always looking for the next adventure. Panz is sleek and skeptical, the kind of horse who's seen enough to know that most dreams don't come true.
But when a traveling girl named Ellie arrives carrying a mysterious contraption called a "televisor," the barnyard crew starts to wonder: could their stories — the ones they've lived, the ones they've told each other on long winter nights — actually appear on a screen?
What follows is a barnyard western like no other. Roosters interrupt. Turtles take their time. A goat who's seen everything stays unimpressed. And two mice named Tick and Tack can't stop squeaking about it.
Sixteen chapters. One barn. One big dream — and a barnyard full of characters who'll remind you that the best stories are the ones told together.