Mike Lit: Shouldn't Be Hard To Find
Paperback
Series: Rejected Children's Books (Funny Books for Adults)
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 3 2022
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.09 Width: 8.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Mike Lit is sensitive. Mike Lit doesn't hide. Mike Lit shouldn't be very hard to find once you know what you're looking for, which this book will explain in illustrated cartoon form with the same patient seriousness that has characterized the entire Mike series. Mike Lit is a character with specific properties: sensitivity, visibility, and an apparent commitment to being located by those who are looking. The book covers where Mike Lit is, what Mike Lit is like, and why finding Mike Lit is a goal worth pursuing with some persistence and the right approach.
The Mike series expands in this volume to include what is arguably the most important Mike in terms of audience wellbeing and satisfaction, though that assessment may be subjective. Mike Lit joins Mike Hunt, Mike Hawke, and Mike Huck in a series that has identified something fundamental about the comedy of names and then executed on that identification across multiple volumes with complete and total commitment. Mike Lit is sensitive. That is important information. The book provides it.
This Book IS For:- Fans of the Mike series who noticed the name Mike Lit and understood immediately what it implied and why it belongs in the collection
- People who appreciate that the series had the specific idea to name the sensitive Mike what it named him
- Anyone who wants to complete the Mike collection and understands this volume's unique contribution to the canon
- Gift-givers attending a bachelorette party who want to bring the most specifically appropriate Mike volume for the occasion
- People who have not been following the Mike series and would find this volume confusing without the broader context
- Readers who feel that this particular Mike should not be the subject of illustrated humor regardless of the series precedent
- Anyone who finds that the sensitivity angle of this volume is less funny than the other Mikes' defining characteristics
- People in environments where the cover of this book would require more explanation than the cover is worth providing
- Bachelorette parties... Mike Lit is arguably the bachelorette party's most thematically resonant Mike
- White elephant exchanges where whoever holds this book last gets the specific recognition they deserve
- Completing the Mike collection alongside Mike Hunt, Mike Hawke, and Mike Huck for the full canonical experience
- Gifts for the person in your life who will understand immediately why Mike Lit being sensitive matters narratively
The Mike series is a collection of books about men named Mike whose names contain within them the subject matter of the book. Mike Lit is sensitive. Finding Mike Lit requires knowing what you're looking for and approaching with the right touch. The book provides guidance on both counts, with cartoon art, and with the same perfectly maintained seriousness that makes the whole series work. Sensitivity is the defining characteristic. The name tells you everything. The book confirms it.
Buy it. Add it to the collection. Give it to someone who will check the name, process the name, and then look at you in a specific way that confirms they understood what you brought. That look is the entire gift. Mike Lit is there. Mike Lit is sensitive. Mike Lit shouldn't be hard to find. Once you find him, the book is yours, and the collection is complete, and you have given someone something that will not be confused with any other gift they received this year.
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