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☯Emily Ginder asked this question about The Little Prince:
Many reviewers say this book has deep meanings, but not one person has indicated what those deep meanings are. What do you think the author was trying to tell the reader?
~*Winnie*~ Don't forget you were a child first. Don't forget those feelings of youth. Those feelings of safety and protection and nurturing. Before work, the res…moreDon't forget you were a child first. Don't forget those feelings of youth. Those feelings of safety and protection and nurturing. Before work, the responsibilities, the stresses of your life now, think back to when you were child, remember that that was a huge part of who you were and possibly where most of your fondest memories are stored. You should cherish that spark that lit up your childhood and have it coexist with who you are now.
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The Little Prince
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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