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The Little Prince

The Little Prince

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  • Author：Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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Summary

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's
tender and magical
classic fable， adapted for picture book readers for the very first time！




Please – draw me a sheep。




I blinked。




The voice belonged to a charming little prince。



The characters of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic tale have captured the hearts of generations of readers。 Meet the pilot stranded in the desert。 Meet the Little Prince who tends his beautiful rose on a planet of his own。 Follow him as he embarks on a strange and wonderful journey to puzzling new planets and finally to Earth， where he discovers the nature of love。



Adapted by award-winning poet Louise Greig， author of the Greenaway-medal-nominated Sweep and The Night Box， with enchanting new artwork from the critically acclaimed illustrator of The Velveteen Rabbit and Star in the Jar。

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Reviews

Mis libros y books ，

4⭐

María Paula ，

No lo lei con tantas ganas， la verdad。 Fue más de rapidez， aun asi loos pequeños mensajes son lindos pero no lo senti como la gran cosa

Vee ，

“But the eyes are blind。 One must look with the heart。”I was confused while reading it for the first time。 But after starting it for a second time I realized that it truly is a beautiful book with an incredible message！

Valeria LH ，

Nunca leí este libro de pequeña y la verdad que menos mal， por que no lo habría entendido， creo que tal y como dicen muchos es algo que tenemos que leer todos en la vida y más cuando eres grande。 El mensaje que le da a los niños supongo que es el de la perspectiva del Principito， de como deben cuidar las cosas que tienen por más pequeñas que sean， de como en lo mínimo como es un juguete o en este caso una rosa o un pozo puedes encontrar más que solo ese objeto。Pero siento que al haberlo leído ah Nunca leí este libro de pequeña y la verdad que menos mal， por que no lo habría entendido， creo que tal y como dicen muchos es algo que tenemos que leer todos en la vida y más cuando eres grande。 El mensaje que le da a los niños supongo que es el de la perspectiva del Principito， de como deben cuidar las cosas que tienen por más pequeñas que sean， de como en lo mínimo como es un juguete o en este caso una rosa o un pozo puedes encontrar más que solo ese objeto。Pero siento que al haberlo leído ahora， me veo reflejada en ese adulto， en como a pesar de todo aprendió a ver las cosas como un niño， a valorar las cosas pequeñas por más que nos parezcan insignificantes， a pararnos y decir hoy voy a ver una puesta de sol， a valorar cualquier cosa que creamos que es cotidiana。 Al final， este libro nos enseña que mo debemos perder ese niño interior que una vez fuimos， a encontrar el camino en esos momentos en los que nos sentimos perdidos。 Como dijo el zorro “Lo esencial es invisible a los ojos。” No se ve bien si no es con el corazón。 Lo esencial es invisible a los ojos。Me pregunto si las estrellas están encendidas a fin de que cada uno pueda encontrar la suya algún día。Léanlo， no se van a arrepentir。 。。。more

Eszti ，

Jó pár év kellett， hogy a híres idézeteken túl végre eljöjjön a megfelelő pillanat， hogy elolvashassam ezt a könyvet。 Nem tudtam mire számítsak， de szerencsére csupa pozitív gondolatokkal telt meg a fejem és a szívem is。 Egy igazán lélekemelő mese， mely inkább a felnőtteknek szól。 Azoknak akik már nem a gyermeki egyszerűséggel tekintenek a világra， hanem hajlamosak kicsit mindent felületesen / rohanva / túlbonyolítva az igazi értékeket figyelmen kívül hagyva szemlélni a világot。 Mert az igazi cs Jó pár év kellett， hogy a híres idézeteken túl végre eljöjjön a megfelelő pillanat， hogy elolvashassam ezt a könyvet。 Nem tudtam mire számítsak， de szerencsére csupa pozitív gondolatokkal telt meg a fejem és a szívem is。 Egy igazán lélekemelő mese， mely inkább a felnőtteknek szól。 Azoknak akik már nem a gyermeki egyszerűséggel tekintenek a világra， hanem hajlamosak kicsit mindent felületesen / rohanva / túlbonyolítva az igazi értékeket figyelmen kívül hagyva szemlélni a világot。 Mert az igazi csoda tényleg ottvan mindenben， a legapróbb jelentéktelennek tűnő dologban is és milyen igaz， hogy „Ami igazán lényeges， az a szemnek láthatatlan。” 。。。more

Noha ，

It was pretty good but I was a little bit confused。

Clara ，

“Pero los ojos no siempre pueden ver。 Hay que buscar con el corazón”。 Un libro muy especial。

Patricia Lamoza ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 A pilot crashes in a desert， and the only other living being he finds is a little boy。The little boy claims to be a prince from a faraway planet， and he wants the pilot to draw him a sheep so that he can take it home with him to control the wild baobab trees that grow on his planet。Over a few days， the two establish one of the most extraordinary friendships in all of children’s literature。 The young prince is wise beyond his years but doesn’t recognize it。 The pilot， very concerned about getting A pilot crashes in a desert， and the only other living being he finds is a little boy。The little boy claims to be a prince from a faraway planet， and he wants the pilot to draw him a sheep so that he can take it home with him to control the wild baobab trees that grow on his planet。Over a few days， the two establish one of the most extraordinary friendships in all of children’s literature。 The young prince is wise beyond his years but doesn’t recognize it。 The pilot， very concerned about getting his plane fixed （and not dying of thirst）， still has time to draw an invisible sheep and to learn absolutely everything that the prince has to tell。Perhaps one of the most repeated quotes from this book is something the little prince learned from a fox in the desert: “the most important things can only be seen with the heart， not the eyes。”This is a book for all ages。 For preschoolers， wonderfully simple but thought-provoking drawings， and a story of a visitor from another planet – and a child to boot！ For those in elementary years， it’s an adventure story eagerly devoured。 The middle-schooler will be able to see some of the social messages like the sweet but self-centered rose， the unique inhabitants of the prince’s neighboring planets – each representing another aspect of what it means to be a human being in this time and place。 （which， considering that the book was written in 1942， is quite prescient）。 My favorite part when I read this as a child was the portrayal of children as perhaps- superior to adults。 A Peter Pan-like appreciation for never growing up and letting imagination and creativity wither and die in one’s grown-up body。And Saint-Exupéry probably says it best in about his dedication:To Leon WerthI ask children to forgive me for dedicating this book to a grown-up。 I have a serious excuse: this grown-up is the best friend I have in the world。 I have another excuse: this grown-up can understand everything， even books for children。 I have a third excuse: he lives in France where he is hungry and cold。 He needs to be comforted。 If all these excuses are not enough then I want to dedicate this book to the child whom this grown-up once was。 All grown-ups were children first。 （But few of them remember it。） So I correct my dedication:To Leon Werth，When he was a little boyThis is a book about imagination， adventure， philosophy， communication， innocence， self-sacrifice， and love。 。。。more

Odete Silva ，

A reler pela。。。。。。。。não sei quantas vezes já li este pequeno grande livro！

Jack ，

I actually read this book because， during a past life reading， I was told that I reminded her of the little prince， so out of curiosity I decided I would read a children's book。I don't think this was the most groundbreaking or provocative text I've read， but it was charming， succinct and wholesome。 I can see how others might find it to be a bit on the nose， but I think It struck a good balance between being enjoyable to a younger audience while simultaneously being thought-provoking， touching on I actually read this book because， during a past life reading， I was told that I reminded her of the little prince， so out of curiosity I decided I would read a children's book。I don't think this was the most groundbreaking or provocative text I've read， but it was charming， succinct and wholesome。 I can see how others might find it to be a bit on the nose， but I think It struck a good balance between being enjoyable to a younger audience while simultaneously being thought-provoking， touching on the delusions of adult life and a loss of connection to what is truly important in life， what cannot be seen with the eyes， only felt by the heart。“People where you live，" the little prince said， "grow five thousand roses in one garden。。。 yet they don't find what they're looking for。。。They don't find it，" I answered。And yet what they're looking for could be found in a single rose， or a little water。。。"Of course，" I answered。And the little prince added， "But eyes are blind。 You have to look with the heart。” 。。。more

Sojung Park ，

How can you not like The Little Prince？

Adela Satiawati ，

touching

Fa。316 ，

Topppppp

Cindy Sosa ，

Volver a leer “El principito” después de adulta。 Es una experiencia única。 Reí y muchas más lloré。 Una joya。

Nemetra X1369 ，

It is all about us。 And about other people。 And about what it means to find yourself in the jungle of strangers。 Helps to decide who you want to be。

Andrea ，

Un libro che quasi inserire in categoria "crescita personale"， serve anche la gentilezza per crescere Un libro che quasi inserire in categoria "crescita personale"， serve anche la gentilezza per crescere 。。。more

elfin ˚ᆺ˚ Bey ，

ฅ（*°ω°*ฅ） the book is so cute for all ages， anybody can understand it。 The messages are so adorable and so is the art inside absolutely love ！！！！！！ ༶ඬ༝ඬ༶

Mari ，

Always so beautiful to read or even to listen to。

jas ，

read this because it was one of jisoo’s favorite books and that’s all the reasoning i needed。

Alina Ancuţa ，

A fost prima dată când am citit cartea asta și pot spune că e pentru toate vârstele， la cei 20 de ani ai mei m-am bucurat de ea din plin și mi-a plăcut foarte tare。 E o poveste simplă în esenţă， ușor de înţeles， plină de elemente fantastice， dar din care poţi învăţa o mulţime de lucruri。 Nu mă gândeam că o carte destinată copiilor poate fi atât de。。。profundă。 Se citește ușor și e plină de imagini drăguţe， așa că e perfectă de citit când ai chef de ceva ușor și rapid。

Nikola Misovic ，

The best book that was ever written。 I have nothing else to say。

Katie ，

I'm not quite sure how to review this book。 A devastatingly sweet story， it was a story with a strong message， but I didn't overly enjoy reading it。 It had been on my to-read list for quite a while， and I wish I had read it when I was younger。 I'm not quite sure how to review this book。 A devastatingly sweet story， it was a story with a strong message， but I didn't overly enjoy reading it。 It had been on my to-read list for quite a while， and I wish I had read it when I was younger。 。。。more

zaynah ☾ ，

“But in herself alone she is more important than all the hundreds of you other roses: because it is she that I have watered; because it is she that I have put under the glass globe;” I have heard of The Little Prince all my life and only at 22 years old did I finally read the story， and it is SO warm and beautiful。 Part of me wishes I heard this when I was little so I could reread it and see how adult me would comprehend it because I am sure through growth， this would be even better。

przez。kartki ，

3，75-4⭐️

Andrea Mendez-Meggison ，

So lovely。 It made me feel sad and happy all at once。

Cami Duron ，

I feel like I need to read this about five more times to understand all of the deeper meanings。 I am intrigued。

Matheus Brito ，

Me pergunto se tivesse lido esse livro na infância ele teria me ajudado com algumas coisas， contudo não sei se entenderia as entrelinhas e os sentimentos abordados na história。Mas é um livro muito fofo e cativante， um livro que não pode ser lido com uma mente de adulto e sim lido com a imaginação e inocência de uma criança， por isso creio eu que para alguns ele pareça confuso e sem sentido algum。

Koray ，

"Man sieht nur mit dem Herzen gut。 Das Wesentliche ist für die Augen unsichtbar。"。。。 könnte aus der Bibel sein。Der Satz ist quasi das Highlight von "Der Kleine Prinz"， und für mich auch das einzige。Leider ist es schwierig， Klassiker vernünftig zu bewerten， da ich sie ja mit meinem heutigen Wissen vergleichen muss， obwohl das Buch aus einer anderen Zeit ist。Wie so oft bei Klassikern wurde auch "Der Kleine Prinz" in die Endlos-Schleife der Bücher hineingeworfen， die von Generation zu Generation ge "Man sieht nur mit dem Herzen gut。 Das Wesentliche ist für die Augen unsichtbar。"。。。 könnte aus der Bibel sein。Der Satz ist quasi das Highlight von "Der Kleine Prinz"， und für mich auch das einzige。Leider ist es schwierig， Klassiker vernünftig zu bewerten， da ich sie ja mit meinem heutigen Wissen vergleichen muss， obwohl das Buch aus einer anderen Zeit ist。Wie so oft bei Klassikern wurde auch "Der Kleine Prinz" in die Endlos-Schleife der Bücher hineingeworfen， die von Generation zu Generation gehyped und irgendwann unantasbar wurden， egal wie schlecht sie sind。Das Buch ist philosophisch und kritisiert die Engstirningkeit und Fantasielosigkeit von Erwachsenen， ist aber so verklausuliert， dass es eben auch nur Erwachsene verstehen können。 Das finde ich etwas widersprüchlich， weil der Autor das Buch eher an Kinder richtet。Der Schreibstil ist einfach und strotzt vor Wiederholungen。 Es ist nicht besonders poetisch。Die Personen und deren Kommunikation sind - wie immer bei philosophischen Werken - strange und realitätsfern。 Ich weiß nicht， wieso Menschen in solchen Büchern nicht normal reden können。 Vielmehr will jeder irgendwas gezwungen Eloquentes sagen， deswegen wirkt alles sehr chaotisch und zusammenhangslos。 Es ist so， als ob die Personen nicht wirklich miteinander reden， sondern nur irgendwas labern， was sich halbwegs intelligent anhört， aber nichts zur Geschichte beiträgt。Ich mag sowas gar nicht。 Und das ist z。 B。 auch wieder so etwas "Erwachsenes"， was der Autor ja so verteufelt。 Dieses Sich-Bedeutend-Machen-Wollen。Das Buch verschenkt wirklich sein Potential， finde ich。 Es hat eine spannende und märchenhafte Atmosphäre （Planeten， Sterne etc。） und interessante Metaphern （Bananenbrotbaum， Rose etc。）， aber die Fantasie des Autors war stark eingegrenzt。 Es ist so unkindlich， unmagisch und so vollkommen emotionslos geschrieben mit einer Hauptfigur， die darüber hinaus noch total unsympathisch und nervig ist。 Die Menschen， die er auf anderen Planeten trifft， sind offensichtliche Metaphern für schlechtes Benehmen （Alkohol， Macht， Gier， sinnlose Gehorsam etc。） und der kleine Prinz entlarvt sie。 Aber ich fand z。 B。 das Verhalten des Prinzen oft unangemessen und überheblich。 Menschen haben eben ihre Eigenarten und Menschen können sich auch ändern。 Einfach zu sagen "Du bist komisch， ciau" finde ich etwas lame。 So kommt es， dass der kleine Prinz mit keinem eine richtige Unterhaltung führen kann， weil ihm die anderen und ihre Bedürfnisse， Wünsche， Denkweisen， Erfahrungen etc。 egal sind。 Für ihn müssen alle so sein und so denken wie er selbst。Für mich zeigt die Figur des kleinen Prinzen eben auch， dass man sich selbst am Ende des Tages wohl am wichtigsten ist。Oh je， jetzt schreibe ich mich hier wieder um Kopf und Kragen und "zer-analysiere" alles gleich wieder。 Die oben aufgeführte Interpretation meinerseits kann natürlich vollkommen falsch sein， ist nur meine Meinung。Für mich ist "Der Kleine Prinz" eine Geschichte für Erwachsene， die ganz nett anfängt und dann leider an Power verliert。 。。。more

Nizar ，

You are so weak on this earth made of granite

Susana Valdes ，

Muy lindo， aunque a veces no entendía una mierda me gustó

Reference

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