The little prince himself symbolizes childhood: its innocence, the asking of questions (and consequent unrest until receiving an answer), finding beauty in the smallest of things. It’s only natural ...

Sure, millions of young readers in America have loved "The Little Prince" since it was first published in 1943--but they've never experienced Antoine de Saint-Exupery's classic fable quite like this.

Earth Day seems a fitting time to talk about Montblanc’s latest—and final—pen in its Meisterstück Le Petit Prince Special Edition: The Planet.

In the end we will never know if the Little Prince makes it back to his planet or dies. One year after the book came out, Saint-Exupery also disappeared into thin air, during a reconnaissance ...

Now, “The Little Prince” has been reimagined once again, this time as an independently financed $80 million movie that sandwiches a hyper-literal telling of Saint-Exupéry’s novella (told ...

The Little Prince would have been aghast at how humanity has treated the world today, since his appearance on Earth in the middle of WW2. But of course his essence has been with us since time ...

That book was Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved novella, The Little Prince. The reflective and rich story centers around a young prince and his planet-trotting odyssey to find connection ...

Ultimately, the Little Prince chooses to return to his planet and his Rose, leaving a profound message about the enduring power of love and memory.

As a result, “The Little Prince is one of those books in which text and image are perfectly balanced,” Palmer said. The book itself functions as a reflection on the creative process.

“The Little Prince” weaves a poetic tale of a young prince who travels from planet to planet, meeting eccentric characters that offer allegorical insights into human nature.

An international stage spectacle, adapted from “The Little Prince” and combining elements of acrobatics and dance, is planning a five-month run inside a Broadway theater next year.