Celebrating the Big Hearted Spirit of Midget Fandom!
Midget captivates with its unique blend of whimsy and depth, crafting enchanting tales that twist perceptions. Each character embodies vivid quirks, inviting readers on a journey where the extraordinary dances with the mundane in a delightful synergy.
The term midget was historically used in the entertainment industry to describe little people who performed in shows, but it is now considered outdated and offensive; the preferred term is little person or person with dwarfism.
The world's smallest adult was Pauline Musters, who was 24 inches tall and lived in the Netherlands in the late 19th century.
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The Lying Game
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The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake
by Aimee Bender
The Minaturist
by Jessie Burton
We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves
by Karen Joy Fowler
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
by Junot Díaz
Music: The Weepies by The WeepiesSufjan Stevens by IllinoisIron & Wine by The Creek Drank the CradleLambchop by NixonJanelle Monáe by The ArchAndroidBon Iver by For Emma, Forever AgoPhosphorescent by MuchachoFrank Ocean by BlondeFiona Apple by Fetch the Bolt CuttersAndrew Bird by Things You're Free
TV Shows: Little House on the PrairieBig Little LiesLittle People, Big WorldThe Tiny LifeThe Littlest Pet ShopSmall WondersLittle BritainThe Minions: Mini-MoviesLittle Mosque on the PrairieThe Big Show Show
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