The Little Prince

By: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Narrated by: Stephanie Richardson

"The Little Prince" is a long story that in the format of books has beaten sales records in the world and in all languages ​​since 1943, when it was first published in French. Its pages evoke the most deeply rooted and essential values ​​of Humanism - in a simple and clear way - in which solidarity, kindness, integrity, tenacity, companionship and enthusiasm for knowledge are revealed. The book is a symbol of man's permanent search, of those principles which enrich the spirit and bring infinite peace to the soul.

©2020 David De Angelis (P)2020 David De Angelis

A great reread worth listening

Narration was pleasantly "singing" not in traditional sense...but evidently being read... phrasing performance still enjoyable....reread the book with new perspective

Long, Slow, Tedious & Dull

I picked this book for a Goodreads Challenge since I had never read it before. It did not live up to the hype. Long, slow, tedious and dull. Yes it is a kids book, but one I would not choose. When I was young, I looked to the stars and grew up with Star Trek and Star Wars and still love them both. The Federation and USS Enterprise and Jedi Knights are far more interesting to me. Narration on the audiobook was rather rote as well. 2 hours of my life I can’t get back.

I dislike it. I want to return it. I don't like it

the fox sounds mean and I don't like it. Too bad. I want to return it.