70th Anniversary Edition - Unabridged with large original illustrations, and additional drawings by Antoine de Saint-Exupery (from "Lettres a l'inconnue"). It contains also a short story (postscript) by Wirton Arvel.

One of the most-translated book in the world
It was voted the best book of the 20th century in France
Translated into more than 250 languages and dialects

A poetic tale of loneliness, friendship, love, and loss,
with watercolour illustrations by the author,
in which a pilot stranded in the desert meets
a young alien prince fallen to Earth from a tiny asteroid

The story, though ostensibly styled as a children's book
is philosophical and includes social criticism,
making several observations about life and human nature
and remarking on the strangeness of the adult world.

Also available as French-English, French-Italian and English-Italian bilingual parallel text editions, and single language editions
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Other bilingual and single language editions (see link http://smarturl.it/Saint-Exupery )

- French-English bilingual parallel texts
- French-Italian bilingual parallel texts
- English-Italian bilingual parallel texts
- French only
- English only, with a short story (postscript) by Wirton Arvel and some additional drawings from "Lettres a l'inconnue"
- Italian only, with a short story (postscript) by Wirton Arvel and some additional drawings from "Lettres a l'inconnue"

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New edition: 29 May 2015

Note: If you purchased this eBook before 29th May 2015, and you would like to receive for free the new edition, revised and with larger illustrations, please send an email to the editorial staff of Kentauron. You can find that email address inside the eBook.

More about The Little Prince

"Le petit prince" is one of the most translated books in the world:
(French) Le Petit Prince
(English) The Little Prince
(German) Der Kleine Prinz
(Italian) Il Piccolo Principe
(Spanish) El Principito
(Portuguese) O Principezinho
(Dutch) De Kleine Prins
(Danish) Den lille Prins
(Polish) Maly Ksiaze
(Bulgarian) Malkyat Princ
(Hungarian) A Kis Herceg
(Finnish) Pikku Prinssi
(Swedish) Lille Prinsen
(Japanese) Hoshi no oojisama
(Norwegian) Den Lille Prinsen
(Romanian) Micul Print
and many many others. As of 2014 it has been translated into more than 250 languages and dialects.

Le Petit Prince is often used as a beginner's book for French language students.