The Little Prince

6 r Reprint Deluxe Edition Antoine de Saint Exupery Introduction by Stacy Schiff The Little Prince himself represents innocence, curiosity, and the ability to see with the heart rather than the eyes, while the adults he encounters—the king, the vain man, the drunkard, the businessman, and others—gently satirize grown-up obsessions with power, approval, escape, and ownership. The fox, perhaps the most memorable character, introduces the story’s emotional core by teaching the meaning of love, responsibility, and “taming,” turning a simple friendship into something profound and unforgettable. Even the rose, delicate and demanding, reflects the complexity of love—beautiful, frustrating, and deeply meaningful. Description Reprint blue cloth cover with gold embossing and illustration on front. White lettering on spine and front and back covers