Challenge: Read a book you started but never finished Read a book that was originally written in a different language This book is not for me, definitely. I tried several times to read it in the past and could not get into to so I would leave it and never finish it. This time w...
Well, Saint Exupery, you've made me cry again. Though I don't think I cried in my first reading of this as a child, which tells you something about how differently you read things as an adult I suppose. I did get misty when I saw the movie years ago. But that has everything to do with the Fox being ...
I listened to this as an audiobook with Richard Gere and Haley Joel Osment, and it was a very good listen. This book is like a dream. You can't expect it to make sense literally. It seems as though it is primarily metaphor and symbolism. I can imagine that a person stuck in the desert might imagine ...
This is considered a children's book and is read in the 4th and 5th grades. I am not sure if children would understand the meaning. I'm not sure it is even written for children. A man crashes his plane into the Sahara Desert where he meets a little prince who is from a very small asteroid. The pri...
Just read this yesterday and I think my heart came together just to break and come back. It was amazing. Do not judge the book by it's cover. The front illustration and size of the book seems like it was for a child but the story is nothing like. The ending was making me sobbing and.... usually I wr...
I honestly have nothing to say. I don't know what makes it so touching, I don't know why I love it so much, I don't know why I was sniffling by the end, but [b:The Little Prince|157993|The Little Prince|Antoine de Saint-Exupéry|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1367545443s/157993.jpg|2180358] is amazing...
I loved this book when I was a child and I still like it as an adult. I understand it so much better now, but I remember a melancholy feeling of loss and of not quite understanding, and I almost miss that sense of wonder.
'You do understand that the Little Prince died?' my mother asked as carefully and gently as only adults who know that loss of innocence can be crushing but is brutally necessary can do.'No, he didn't. He went back to his home planet and that stupid rose. It says so right here,' I replied with the co...
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