The little prince / Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ; a new translation by Alan Wakeman ; illustrated by Michael Foreman.
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TextPublisher: Great Britain : Pavilion Books Limited, c1997Edition: Pavilion Classics editionDescription: 109 pages : colored illustrations ; 19 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781862050662 [paperback]Subject(s): Fables, French | FictionSummary: "I was a thousand miles from human habitation. Yet this little fellow didn't seem to be either lost or tired, or hungry, or thirsty, or frightened...When I finally managed to speak, I said: "What on earth are you doing here?" And he repeated, very gently, as if it was very important: "Please...draw me a sheep" Since its first publication fifty years ago. The Little Prince has become a classic attracting a devoted following in each successive whimsical tale of the pilot stranded in the Sahara desert and his encounter with a strange, enchanting child is captured in this edition with haunting ilustrations by Michael Foreman." —Back cover
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College Library Fiction | F D34t 1997 (Browse shelf) | Available | 3UCBL000028630 |
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"I was a thousand miles from human habitation. Yet this little fellow didn't seem to be either lost or tired, or hungry, or thirsty, or frightened...When I finally managed to speak, I said: "What on earth are you doing here?" And he repeated, very gently, as if it was very important: "Please...draw me a sheep" Since its first publication fifty years ago. The Little Prince has become a classic attracting a devoted following in each successive whimsical tale of the pilot stranded in the Sahara desert and his encounter with a strange, enchanting child is captured in this edition with haunting ilustrations by Michael Foreman." —Back cover
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