The Little Prince

Faster, better, more. We know everything, we have everything. What we don't have yet, we can buy. The only pity is that there are no shops with friends. Maybe then we would have more...

“The Little Prince” certainly belongs to the most famous reading of childhood and, as befits a philosophical novel, also of adulthood. Addressing it to both, the author introduces as the main theme the relationship between adulthood and childhood. After all, all adults were once children, only few remember it. But also all children will someday be adults, which not everyone seems to think about.

“The Little Prince” is a story about important things that we too often don't pay much attention to — a poetic, wise fairy tale for children and adults who together can find the answer to the most important questions: What does it mean to be an adult? What does it mean to be a child today? Is it possible to have a friend in an adult? Is it possible — and is it worth it — to save the child in you as an adult?

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