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As I said in the title, this book was short, but it was also very cute and very amazing. While I read it, I kept imagining a boy small as a sparrow walking around instead of a human sized child. And this boy I'm guessing represent the narrator's childhood or heart, and it's as if the child in him di...
This is one of the few books that my dad read to my sister and me more than once. I always liked it, (except for the short chapters because we'd have to beg him for another chapter after each one,) but this is my first time reading it as an adult. I decided to reread it because I have recently becom...
I cannot even begin to express how much I adore this book! The sweetness and innocence of the little prince had a profound effect on me when I read this yeeeears ago. Still, I love coming back to this one and rereading it again and again. It's a timeless classic!
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 ...
As a philosophical text I found this book wise and moving. Its reflection on friendship and love has existential resonance
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