Description
“The Little Prince” is an example of a universal work that can offer vivid imagery and adventure to children and deep thoughts and touching moments to adults. This is a fairy tale with only a dozen pages of text, so it does not have time to get bored, but at the same time, it does not pass without a trace, leaving pleasant memories and hopes for the best in the heart.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry created a whole universe of Little Prince, while using very simple language. Here you meet many geographical concepts: seas, rivers, towns, mountains, deserts, planets; countries and continents: Russia, Africa, Europe, South and North America; numerals: two volcanoes, three bushes, four thorns; plants, animals, lots of simple verbs, adverbs, etc. That is why “The Little Prince” can be the perfect first book to read, not only in French, but in any other language you are learning.
The original French text of the book “Le Petit Prince” authored by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is/are in the public domain and not protected by copyright in a number of countries because at least 70 years (viz. 81) have passed since the author’s death in 1944.
The Bulgarian translation of the book “Le Petit Prince” (“Малкият принц”) authored by Константин Константинов is/are in the public domain and not protected by copyright in a number of countries because at least 50 years (viz. 55) have passed since the author’s death in 1970.
Illustrations of the book “Le Petit Prince” authored by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is/are in the public domain and not protected by copyright in a number of countries because at least 70 years (viz. 81) have passed since the author’s death in 1944.
