how well is the book little prince story is understood/
By krlakshmi
@krlakshmi (67)
India
March 17, 2009 11:29am CST
that book has lot of meaningful chapters.according to my husband,it explains economics, politics, love,environment and lonlyness.for me is just a bedside story for a child.i read to pass time.not always try to learn something or other.
3 responses
@littlewaffle (7)
• United States
18 Mar 09
This is one of my favorite books. I really liked the part about the fox that wanted to be tamed, and who taught the prince that his rose was unique because he loved her.
@LittlePrince2s (141)
• Greece
18 Mar 09
I am teacher from Greece, and Little Prince, is (obviously) one of my favourite books.
In my opinion, it's not just a bedtime story for kids contrary; it's a really great book, and it can help some people to understand very clearly some ideas that certainly need in this world!
@marguicha (223010)
• Chile
25 Apr 09
The little Prince is a story for grownups, if only they would see that the author´s first picture was a boa eating an elephant instead of a hat.
It is true that a good book has many readings. But I can´t visualise this one as a book to pass time. Bestsellers are that type of books. But this is one of the most meaninful books ever written.
@mugglecacr (138)
• Hong Kong
25 Mar 09
I doubt a child can even understand this story..... (or they should be able to understand, because they never deal with numbers like grown-ups). I agree with your husband that the story got a lot of messages for us readers, but it is interesting enough to read as a bedside story.
