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Near your hometown, on a farm that seemed perfectly ordinary from the road, lived Humpy the Pig. Humpy likes to go down. Humpy has developed a lifestyle that the other animals on the farm describe as "a lot" and the veterinarian describes in clinical language that takes three pamphlets to fully explain. Humpy has made choices. Humpy's choices have produced outcomes. Those outcomes now involve a visit to the vet, a prescription, and this book, which documents the full journey from lifestyle to consequence with illustrated cartoon art and the cheerful educational tone of a farmyard health guide that has decided to address the full curriculum.
This adult parody book follows the proud tradition of farm-based educational content, specifically the part of that tradition that discusses what happens when Humpy makes the kinds of decisions that Humpy is predisposed to make. The farm setting is correct. The farm animals are correct. The STI is correct. The book is honest about all of it and presents the information in a way that is simultaneously funny and genuinely more educational than some things in this genre that are trying harder to be educational.
This Book IS For:The vet bill was not budgeted for. The pamphlets were not expected. The conversation with the other animals was uncomfortable. None of this was how Humpy planned the year to go, and the book is honest about that while being cheerful about it in the way that only illustrated cartoon art about a pig with an STI can be cheerful. The information is real. The pig is cartoon. The gap between those two things is the entire joke.
Buy it for someone in your life who will immediately know a person exactly like Humpy. Buy it for someone who is Humpy and can laugh about it. Buy it for a veterinarian who needs something for the break room. The pig made choices. The book documents the outcomes. The vet's contact information is on the last page of every pamphlet Humpy was given. Some of us need the pamphlets more than others. Humpy needed all of them.
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