| I have lived a great deal among grown-ups | As a test to determine if a grown-up is enlightened and like a child, he shows them a picture that he drew at the age of 6 depicting a snake which has eaten an elephant |
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| 00 , Radio Times, Issue 3957, 16 December 1999, p | I haven't read anything like this before |
For me, one of the most important themes is that we give purpose and meaning to our lives through the relationships especially of love and friendship we form.
| This book is translated to English from French | The fact that we WERE, indeed, children, is a huge part of each of us |
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| And that finally made me cry | You should only have to sign into your NOOK account once to link it to your library account |
| Most adults are preoccupied There are many themes in the book: e | The story is philosophical and includes social criticism of the adult world |
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| In the middle of the desert, the narrator is unexpectedly greeted by a young boy who is nicknamed as "The Little Prince" | He sat hunched in front of his laptop, and barely looked up when the Little Prince greeted him |
It practically begs the reader to come to the conclusion that if you don't "get it" it's your own fault because you're a "grown up, and only kids can see what matters.
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