>>25055047
>the most well-known french story in the world is about a little boy getting exploited
The jokes write themselves

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>>25055047
He knew he was never getting back to his flower. He knew he was never getting out of that desert. He knew even if he did he could not exist in that world.

Somethings can't be fought, got to grow up sometime.

>>25056359
what book is this

I read the Little Prince when I was very young and this question tormented me for years. I still don't understand.

>>25058525
Big King in the City

>>25055047

> Royal child who's associated with roses and needs sheep and is the enemy of supernaturally-evil trees descends from Heaven then returns after being bruised by viper and overcoming death

This is probably supposed to be the same person as Aslan.

He literally explains it, it's just the most efficient way to get back to his home planet.

>>25060250
Why can't he just go back the inefficient way? You people are so impatient.

>>25056018
I don't think it's more famous than Dumas' books

What level do I need to be to read this? Is B2 enough?

>>25055047
look like anime you mean

>>25062152
After I finished "Le Français par la Méthode Nature" and I read "Le Petit Prince" with no problem. So whatever level you end up at finishing that book is enough. Also, it's the perfect book if you're starting French from absolutely zero. The first ~10 chapters are really repetitive though, but after that the constant reptition stops.

>>25056018
i dont remember a little boy in les miserables

>>25062769
There's Gavroche - abandonned by shitty parents, living in the street, has a tendancy to fall down because of Voltaire and Rousseau.

>>25056018
I sure hope you are not America otherwise you'd have very little ground to stand on. How many frogs were in the upstairs files again?

>>25060250
The essential is invisible to midwits