Yubin's Reviews > The Little Prince

The little prince and a man met in the middle of the Sahara desert where nothing exists. The man was disheartened by not being able to find one whom he could really talk to. Therefore, he had an estranged life from others. One day the man was at the controls of his plane until it crashed in the middle of the Sahara desert. That is how the man and little prince first met. The man felt as if he once again connected with the world when he first met the little prince; the little prince who looked outside the box. However, because he became much alike with grown-ups, he wasn’t quite satisfied with little prince’s trivial disruptions. Throughout the book, I realized I had a lot in common with the author. I also once had a feeling of not being connected with others. Once a teacher banned me from what I was doing. I thought my decision was correct, but since it differed from others, she scolded me. Since then, I had to pretend to act normal so that I wouldn’t be noticed and treated as a nuisance. This book gave me a flashback of returning to the innocence of my childhood.