Free School Milk is the first album by the English band Tiny Dancers.

[2] PopMatters wrote that "with a proper mixture of bouncy pop songs and acoustically dramatic folk, Tiny Dancers' debut is wholesomely enjoyable due to its strikingly eclectic characteristics.

"[6] NME called the album "a lovely aural pipe-and-slippers, full of delightful harmonies, jaunty jollity and dewy-eyed sadness in equal measure.

"[7] The Line of Best Fit called it "an aural delight of wide eyed power pop, country tinged hoedowns and tender balladry.

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