Goats Gone Digital

In the quaint rural town of Meadowbrook, 65-year-old technophobe Ethel Woolsey inherits her late husband's failing goat farm. Determined to save it, she reluctantly embraces the digital age, transforming the farm into a viral sensation. This witty and heartwarming tale follows Ethel's misadventures as she navigates social media, online marketing, and the unexpected challenges of 'influencer' goats. With the help of her teenage granddaughter and a cast of eccentric townsfolk, Ethel discovers that even old goats can learn new tricks. The story explores themes of adapting to change, intergenerational bonds, and finding one's place in a rapidly evolving world. Written in a charming, deadpan style, 'Goats Gone Digital' blends situational comedy with touching moments of personal growth. The novel features running gags about goats in ridiculous costumes and Ethel's comical misinterpretations of internet slang. Targeted at adult readers who enjoy lighthearted, contemporary fiction, this book offers a fresh take on the classic fish-out-of-water story, proving that it's never too late to reinvent oneself – or a herd of goats.