The Little Prince by Antoine de St. Ex is an epic novel with timeless relevance. Featuring an alarming insight into how troubled individuals handle matters of loss. This book, originally published in 1964, garnered numerous applauds from different countries. . St. Ex proposes a compelling scenario for the audience to ponder over as he draws parallels between the protagonist’s relationship and his surroundings. Children aged 8 and up thoroughly appreciate the minimalist verbiage and repertories of emotions portrayed across the narrative. The central conceit of Saint-Ex’s tale, gleaned from several literary and philosophical classics, is ‘There are more than two truths’. However, the principal appeal of this classic reads wholly between its simple and all-encompassing message. *‘If you want to keep a friendship, stop arguing'* is a terse aspect of the tale that conveys genuine meaning albeit abruptly.
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