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Summary: God's Gift to Humanity
Review: This is the only book that one can re-read every year and glean a completely new meaning beneath its simple surface. Like an exquisitely carved diamond, it entrances the reader with its brilliant after-glow that's always new and always different. A perfect petite masterpiece for countless generations of children and adults to come.
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Summary: Fantastic
Review: I am a child myself,(10 at the time I read it) have to say is that this is a fantastic book. It definetly kept my mind thinking page after page of the book. The author is so descriptive with just the few words that he puts it in. You WILL love this book. Trust me. I would also like to take this review to reccomend "The Phantom Tollbooth" to you. That is also a great book. Please check it out, or read a few reviews about it. It's great.
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Summary: The best gift a friend can give.
Review: I do not recall how I first discovered this book, but I quote it often and subscribe to many of the philosophies within.I have purchased many copies of this book. I give it to me friends to read. They love it so much I say - go ahead, keep it, I'll buy another. Here I am again, buying my 6th copy. I'll probably give it away, too.
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Summary: The most profound writing I've ever read!
Review: I have never understood why they display this book at the children's section in the bookstore. The true meaning of life could be taught by innocent children but grown-ups are the ones who need the lessons. I want to read this book again and again for the rest of my life.
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Summary: Simply the best children's book ever written
Review: I've only read this book once in my college library, but I plan to get buy it soon for keeps. Everything about this book is incredible... the atmosphere, the imagination, the wisdom, and how thought-provoking it is. I wish I could remember more about it. The book was so surreal it was hard to remember everything about it. It's the kind of book you could read over and over and still be in awe of every time. I became curious about this book after I read the book "One Child" by Torey Hayden, a true story about a six-year-old girl named Sheila, in a class taught by Torey Hayden, who is troubled and abused (but not autistic like the official synopsis says), but turns out to be a genius. "The Little Prince" was her favorite book. One Child is my own favorite book of all time, and I am certain almost anybody who's read and liked "The Little Prince" will love "One Child".
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Summary: to all French-speaking (or learning) people
Review: It was a great book to read as the first book i read in french since it was not a baby book, yet not too complex to understand. It presented many ideas that were fun to discuss in French since they could be understood at any level (yet interpreted in different ways). Knowing that I was capable of reading a French book that is sometimes even enjoyed by adults felt like a big accomplishment, and I think that anyone capable of reading it in French should since it seems to be more powerful in its original language.
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Summary: "What is essential is invisible to the eyes"
Review: Really a great book that everybody should have one
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Summary: A book for life
Review: I have read and reread The Little Prince over the last twenty years, since I was a child, and it still has the ability to make me smile, make me cry, lift my spirits through the tears. If I ever get cast off on a desert island with only a handful of books, The Little Prince will be there by my side.
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Summary: Five times five times five stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: What can possibly be said about this book which does it justice? I have read it only two or three times over the last ten years or so, but I feel as though I can turn to any page of it in my mind because it is one of the most memorable books ever written, and also one of the most poignant. I am pleased to see that this book means as much to so many others as it does to me. While many of the readers mention that it is full of philosophical riches, I would like to point out that along with these insights, the simple drawings are almost as touching when coupled with the story. This work is pure artistic refinement, and a bible for the lost years we all have stored up inside ourselves. To read it once is to read it a thousand times!
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Summary: THIS BOOK IS THE SPACE MOUNTAIN OF BOOKS.
Review: No man or woman who claims to have intellect should go without reading this book. No man or woman who claims to have an imagination or an ounce of joy in their life should go without reading this book. No man or woman who claims to have nothing but a cabinet full of rotten bananas should go without reading this book. Put down your "Philosophical Dilemmas" book and pick up this classic. Read it to your kids or, if you don't have any kids, read it to your friends and/or someone else's kids. Everyone needs to read this book, lest they forget and become plagued by "grown-up-itis." And throw out those rotten bananas...or make banana bread.
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