"All grown-ups were once children—although few of them remember it." - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
Today, a fairy tale that defies the theory that life is too short to read the same book twice.
A book that serves as a guide and poses many questions about the nature of friendship, growing up, and boundless love.
Closely tied to the writer's personal life, who was a pilot for many years, first civilian, then military.
Every time I revisit it, I am rewarded with a fresh perspective.
This novel grows with us, so no matter if you've read it once or five times, read it again.
And now, let's see how other readers perceive this timeless message - check out the reviews on Lubimyczytac.pl:
When I read The Little Prince as a child, it was boring. For an adult, it's a pleasant escape.
AnnamariaRating: 8/10
A fantastic story not only for children, but also for adults.
It's not just a book, but an emotional experience.
Short, but stays in your mind for a very long time - often changes the way you look at the world
Lisek
Rating: 8/10
When I read The Little Prince as a school assignment, it was incomprehensible to me. I openly criticized it, although I don't remember why anymore.
Now - 10 years later - although I perfectly remembered the content after the first attempt - it reads differently somehow. I perceive this as my success.
Leaftreex
Rating: 8/10
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