Little Prince

Author: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: The best-selling book in the world, second only to the Bible, a classic comic that is hard to put down, and an allegorical story that children and adults enjoy reading over and over again. Little Prince is a lonely little boy who loves drawing. He draws a snake swallowing a large beast. He shows it to the adults, but they say he drew a hat. Little Prince is very sad. Many things he does, for some reason, the adults never understand. By chance, in the Sahara Desert, the author meets Little Prince, listens to his touching story, accompanies him in crying, in laughing, in talking, and finds back the innocence and tenderness he had lost since growing up. A book that accompanies generations of children around the world with innocence and emotion. The book with the second-highest readership in the world, the Bible. The saddest story in the world. An allegory of life and life. An enduring fairy tale full of philosophy. A fairy tale written for adults, the saddest story in the world, an allegory of love and responsibility! A little prince who never grows up and will never grow up, a warm, sincere, and touching allegorical story! Little Prince is a small fairy tale, but it doesn't mean it's short—it's full of wisdom and is actually a very, very big fairy tale. Through a little prince from a different planet, the author writes profound and thought-provoking philosophy and moving charm in simple, clear language. The entire fairy tale has very clean, even pure, text, and a simple, even simple form. But it is full of poetic melancholy, faint sorrow, and leaves readers with endless reflections.