I love re-reading the story of Antoine de Saint Exupery's "the little Prince". It is a sad tale of adults and children. This is a wise and humane fairy tale, which is addressed, most likely adults. Saint-Exupery, Aviator and writer, reflects on what matters most-the eternal questions of life: of good and evil, of beauty and of indifference, of friendship and of love, loyalty and human responsibility for their actions. Leigh Hunt was very important to write a fairy tale like "the little Prince". After all, he often repeated, that of good seeds will grow good tree. Reading the tale, sometimes smiling, sometimes sad but always thinking. Tale of the wise and humane. The little Prince leaves his home planet, where his main occupation was sunset and take care of the capricious rose. There he lived according to the rule: "got up in the morning, washed, gave herself up and immediately bring up your planet". Maybe we, the inhabitants of planet Earth, you need to remember about this rule? The boy sets off on a long journey to other planets to find each other. So he lands on the ground-on our planet, a single, favorite, sometimes evil. Here the little Prince meets a pilot, who told us this story.
