Little People of Asia is an outcome of the author curio city to know about the little communities. This book with full of sketches, describes about the little people from the various communities of various regions covering most of the parts of Asia. This illustrated publication details about their day-do-day life, Cultural and Religious activities. Their costume and habitats.
Olive Thorne Miller, She had been associated for thirty one years with the American Ornithologists Union joining four years after it was founded and being made Member in 1901 when that class was established. Harriet Mann (1831-1918) for the more familiar name of Olive Thorne Miller was the pen name adopted after her marriage Watts Todd Miller. She published some three hundred and seventy five articles in religious weeklies, Our Young Folks, The Youth Companion, The Independent, St. Nicholas, The Chicago Tribune, Harper, Scribner, and other papers and magazines, on various subjects and published five books, the best known of which were perhaps Little Folks in Feathers and Fur, 1873, Queer Pets at Marcy, 1880, and Little People of Asia, 1882.