The Little Prince

August 13, 2008

A simple book review of The Little Prince. The Little Prince is a novel written by a French Author, which was published in 1943. The Little Prince sold 50M copies.

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Kaye Quin at your service for random information and updates about your favorite things. I'm from Davao City, Philippines. Yet another typical girl next door, and fellow administrator of Pinoy Teens Online.

  • http://seasons.davaobloggers.com/ kikamz

    i do love and enjoy reading The Little Prince… it tells of the striking difference between an adult’s point of view and a child’s. I’d love to be a child again… with a child’s imagination and innocence.

  • http://aika.inkjolly.net aika

    know what..we have just studied this last week in our english class..i haven’t read the whole thing, i mean the book…i’m sure it will be fun to read it

  • http://seasons.davaobloggers.com/ kikamz

    @aika – it’s a great read aika.. and quite short too compared to the usual bestseller paperbacks

  • http://marcospot.blogspot.com mark

    I am familiar with the book. but i have not read it yet!

  • http://marcospot.blogspot.com mark

    I have not read it yet. I hope may magapaborow! hehe

    • tasha….=)

      try t0 read it itz fun….. :D super inspiring…..

  • http://pobie16.multiply.com pobie

    I so love this novel. Nakaka-inspire. :)

  • http://www.friendster.com paula

    Truly inspiring…=)

  • Oliver

    My older sister gave me her copy of the Little Prince when I was fifteen. As I near age sixty, it has remained my “bible” of sorts through these decades.

  • http://www.kevinpaquet.com Kevin Paquet

    @Oliver→ That’s a nice story. The Little Prince has really touched the lives of many. I mean many.

  • Oliver

    Thank you, Kevin. I hadn’t planned to say anything more about my favorite book at the risk of inflicting boredom here or of being misunderstood, (“words are a great source of misunderstanding”, you know!) but the depth of the line “loveliest and saddest scene” has magnified so much since my 1964 introduction, that I hope all lovers of the book will someday find that, too.

    We all travel through life much as The Little Prince did. So many wonderful and not-so-wonderful things lie before us. As I near the latter part of the journey, having experienced what was true love for me, a marriage that began-and ended- wonderful children, a work career, the loss of my grandparents and parents and some others that I loved,,,,well, just take out The Little Prince and reread it someday many years from now, and you’ll be able to tell what it is that I’m trying to say.

    I can clearly say, however, that I continue to have great faith that the sheep did not eat the flower!

  • http:/bluefox_15.hi5.com.ph tsuja_09

    yeah i love it also its inspiring and represents love of a father to his son when the lonely pilot met the little prince he gained and realize love…

  • enajnelleb

    I so deeply appreciate the mystery behind the story… The story just show how children are so preoccupied and wants to know everything, while the adults are the other way around, they are occupied with what seems to the li’l prince vain. I so love the part where the little prince realize how important hes flower is. and also the part where the li’l prince and the fox would depart…It makes you see what is essential in this life… “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”

  • joyce

    it is a very beautiful it really touches mt feelings!!!!!

  • amber chan

    where can i buy it???are there still available??

    • Clarissa Reyes

      Hello Amber! :) The Little Prince is a classic. :) It's one of the books that is more often than not, ALWAYS available in ALL bookstores anywhere in the world! I'm a bookstore junkie and I always see this in the shelves of National Book Store and Fully Booked (if you're from Manille) :) Just ask the store clerks! Happy reading. :) Have a nice day.

  • karl saavedra

    i used to dislike any things connected with the frenchies due to the dominant english that have had influence my way of thinking but this book opened my eyes.

  • http://frienster mildred Villacorta

    There is no shop where you can buy friendships…

    I love the story..I was able to read it way back in my high school days with my teacher Mdm. Tejano.