A great concept for a novel. The poorest in society, those with little MunMun (money) are extremely small in physical stature with Warner and his family falling into the poorest sector - littlepoor.
Warner's father is killed (after being accidentially trodden on by a much larger & wealthier person) and there is no compensation paid. How many times, in real life, does someone with money ride roughshod or increase their wealth over the little(poor)?
The brilliant chart before the first indicates the unfairness of the world in which the story is set (and also the non-fictitious world we inhabit) and I would love to read the rest of the book to see what transpires.
Warner's father is killed (after being accidentially trodden on by a much larger & wealthier person) and there is no compensation paid. How many times, in real life, does someone with money ride roughshod or increase their wealth over the little(poor)?
The brilliant chart before the first indicates the unfairness of the world in which the story is set (and also the non-fictitious world we inhabit) and I would love to read the rest of the book to see what transpires.