Little Prince The Little Prince Deluxe Pop-Up Book, (Paperback)

from skstiles612

I am reviewing this book because I have read it in three different languages and I am once again sharing it with my students. It is one of my all-time favorite books. I first read this book in my French class in my freshman year of high school. We moved to Florida the next year and I read it in m...

from troymcc

It's definitely not your bog standard childrens book, especially the ending, which leaves you wondering what really happened. One of the core ideas is asking what things are actually important. A recurring theme is that children know, but adults often lose sight of it, getting obsessed with some ...

from veens

The Little Prince is my first graphic novel, which I picked up because I found a free eBook. I have read a graphic short story and loved it, and so I thought I would love this too. As it started off, I thought it was for kids, but then it being in the 1001 list of books, kept me moving forward[ m...

from reading_fox

Utterly charming. Roughly divided into three section, The Little Prince is a possibly imaginary character our narrator (a desert-stuck, crashlanded pilot) meets whilst trying to repair his plane's engine. The Prince instently demands "Draw me a sheep". The pilot isn't too handy with a pencil and ...

from dictator555

Some so-called classics are boring or outdated. I never like classics just because they're classics. But The Little Prince is a real classic, withstanding the test of time. I first read The Little Prince in French class in high school. It's beautiful and simple to read in it's native language. Bu...