Miller's Farm has cows, chickens, and a dog who sleeps ninety-three percent of the day. What it doesn't have - until now - is culture.
When a stuttering goat named Giles finds a moldy old book of poems in the hayloft, he decides the barnyard deserves better than arguing over slop. But a preening, self-crowned rooster named Sir Reginald the Bold has other plans - and so, unexpectedly, does Barnaby, a pig who can't stop rhyming about turnips.
One barn. Two rival bards. A council of extremely judgmental owls. And a friendship neither of them saw coming.