The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 2
&#8220;From the department of Perfect Hipster Stocking Stuffers . . . Buy it for your brooding-artist cousin, but then selfishly decide to keep it for yourself.&#8221; (Philadelphia City Paper)&#8220;Not just a coup for [hitRECord.org] but also an object lesson in how it works.&#8221; (New York Times)&#8220;Told with haiku-like precision.&#8221; (LA Weekly)&#8220;This tiny book is a winner . . . half short story collection, half communal poem.&#8221; (Flavorwire, 10 Must Reads for December 2011)&#8220;Ingeniously illustrated . . . witty . . . meaningful.&#8221; (Entertainment Weekly)&#8220;HitRECord.org, where tens of thousands of contributors now bring their original music, text, illustrations and footage, lets people really &#8220;share&#8221; their work - not in the YouTube sense of simply posting something and hoping for an enthusiastic response, but in the true spirit of collaboration.&#8221; (Salon)&#8220;These clever little stories-really more like illustrated haikus-often pack a wallop despite their slender length, running the gamut from funny to poignant to just plain strange.&#8221; (The Hollywood Reporter)&#8220;A victory for the enduring power and allure of physical, bound books.&#8221; (The Millions)&#8220;Gordon-Levitt has culled quirky gems for Vol. 2. A handsome hardbound book full of wit, whimsy, and a little wisdom.&#8221; (Philadelphia Inquirer)&#8220;A brand new collection of moving (and funny!) stories from the hitRECord family and It Books.&#8221; (Entertainment Weekly)