'Told Under a White Oak Tree' Summary

The story is narrated by Hart's horse, a wise and witty equine companion who shares his master's love for adventure. We join the pair as they travel across the Wild West, facing bandits, treacherous landscapes, and the demanding world of filmmaking. Through the horse's eyes, we witness the making of iconic Western films, learn about the dangers of stunt work, and experience the vibrant culture of early Hollywood. The book is filled with humor and action, offering a unique perspective on the life of a famous cowboy and his trusty steed. However, it is important to note that the book contains outdated language and stereotypes that may be offensive to some readers. The publisher warns that horses, in this story at least, are not always progressive or politically correct.