MicroLite supports returning unmapped pocos (read-only classes), this allows you to project query results into a custom strongly typed object which doesn't map directly to a single table (or is just a subset of the columns in a table).

Pocos can be used with the following methods:

• ISession.Include.Many<T>();
• ISession.Include.Single<T>(SqlQuery);
• ISession.FetchAsync<T>();
• ISession.PagedAsync<T>();
• ISession.SingleAsync<T>(SqlQuery);

// Convention mapped read-only class (no identifier required)
public class CustomerSummary
{
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public int Age { get; set; }
}

var sqlQuery = new SqlQuery(
    "SELECT Name, Age FROM Customer WHERE CustomerId = @p0",
    1024);
 
var customerSummary = await session.SingleAsync<CustomerSummary>(sqlQuery);
 
Console.WriteLine(customerSummary.Name);
Console.WriteLine(customerSummary.Age);

This is supported in MicroLite 5.2 onwards.