It was rlly solid would definitely reccomend anyone read it’s pretty short but I enjoyed it a lot. The themes of open mindedness, relationships, travel, and what really matters was refreshing and welcoming and there was not a single moment I did not enjoy. Would reccomend ( )

Good book, but I took a break when halfway through. It would probably would have been better if I, you know, read it all the way through instead of taking forever to finish it. Good book, mostly because it was unique and I like the author. ( )

Finally remembering to come back to this review about stumbling across a Little Prince themed cafe in Busan. Actually, now that I'm thinking about it there was a surprising amount of The Little Prince themed things in South Korea. I would love to know why, but I think this will probably remain one of the mysteries of the universe.My reading of The Little Prince could be likened to a fever dream, probably because if I remember correctly, I was extremely busy and perhaps a little bit ill while reading it. It was a library book that I wasn't expecting to come in. I do not often read library books because I am a cover snob and hoarder who MUST own all books (now that I think of it I should probably buy my own copy of The Little Prince because yes, it just is that good). That is to say, I read this too quickly, but also it took me longer to read than it should have. This is certainly one of the books everyone should read. For me it was absolutely heartbreaking (he tames the fox only to not return to it :() but also very encouraging. It is good to get out of your comfort zone because it gives you more perspective on the things you've left behind. In conclusion, if given another opportunity to go to a little prince themed cafe on the other side of the world, I would, but not without regretting that in doing so I must part, at least temporarily, with the things I love most. ( )

A pilot crashes in the Sahara Desert and encounters a strange young boy who calls himself the Little Prince. The Little Prince has traveled there from his home on a lonely, distant asteroid with a single rose. The story that follows is a beautiful and at times heartbreaking meditation on human nature.

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