Potyondi
10th March 2002, 04:34
I had the fortune to discover an old copy of Le Petit Prince in my room today, and I took the intiative to re-read it. That book always makes me a likkle bit sniffly.
It's a beautiful children's novella, whose main purpose is a euphemism for liberal and creative thought that comes from the heart instead of the mind. I strongly suggest you check it out. After all, it should only take you an hour to read and the message within is definitely worth it. Beware though, it is a little bit sad.
Here are some links to it:
French Version - http://www.petit-prince.fr.fm/
Click on "Le Petit Prince" on the left side and then scroll down to "Et maintenant, bonne lecture" and "Choisissez une chapitre" and go from there. It also has an abridged audio version you can hear chapter by chapter on realplayer, that was originally aired on French radio in the 1940's.
English Version - http://is6.pacific.net.hk/~rebylee/text/pr...e/contents.html (http://is6.pacific.net.hk/~rebylee/text/prince/contents.html)
Very self explanatory, no audio on this one though.
It's a beautiful children's novella, whose main purpose is a euphemism for liberal and creative thought that comes from the heart instead of the mind. I strongly suggest you check it out. After all, it should only take you an hour to read and the message within is definitely worth it. Beware though, it is a little bit sad.
Here are some links to it:
French Version - http://www.petit-prince.fr.fm/
Click on "Le Petit Prince" on the left side and then scroll down to "Et maintenant, bonne lecture" and "Choisissez une chapitre" and go from there. It also has an abridged audio version you can hear chapter by chapter on realplayer, that was originally aired on French radio in the 1940's.
English Version - http://is6.pacific.net.hk/~rebylee/text/pr...e/contents.html (http://is6.pacific.net.hk/~rebylee/text/prince/contents.html)
Very self explanatory, no audio on this one though.