How To Think Like Mandela

The Little Prince is a timeless philosophical fable about a stranded aviator who meets a mysterious young prince in the Sahara Desert. The prince has travelled from his tiny asteroid, visiting other planets and meeting adults whose vanity, greed, power, and narrow habits reveal the absurdities of grown-up life. On Earth, his friendship with a fox teaches him about love, responsibility, and what makes relationships meaningful. Written during World War II and first published in 1943, the story explores childhood, imagination, loneliness, friendship, loss, and seeing beyond outward appearances.