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A review by nicjohnston
The Smallest Man by Frances Quinn
3.0
The Smallest Man is an endearing and uplifting historical fiction.
As a child Nat hasn't grown and is a source of peculiarity in his village. His father considers that Nat will be able to provide limited work to support the family and takes an opportunity to sell Nat to a local landowner. From here the adventures start as Nat quickly finds himself gifted to the Queen and a pivotal figure in the Royal Court.
A stellar 3.5* albeit the narration on the Audible version was a little too Children's BBC.
As a child Nat hasn't grown and is a source of peculiarity in his village. His father considers that Nat will be able to provide limited work to support the family and takes an opportunity to sell Nat to a local landowner. From here the adventures start as Nat quickly finds himself gifted to the Queen and a pivotal figure in the Royal Court.
A stellar 3.5* albeit the narration on the Audible version was a little too Children's BBC.