her real father for the first time. While in New York, she meets others who share her condition and who have been attending the conference for years, some of whom have met future partners and fallen in love. Episodes Due to the success of Small Teen, Big World, BBC Three commissioned a four-part series following Jasmine and her family – entitled Small Teen, Bigger World, which was part of BBC Three's 'Extraordinary Me' season during the summer of 2011. The series consisted of four episodes, airing between 11 July 2011 and 1 August 2011, each episode running for the duration of an hour. References External links BBC television documentaries 2011 British television series debuts Documentary films about adolescence Documentary films about people with disability Works about dwarfism