In Brazil, Sofitel Guaruja have been decorated with the Little Prince!
Olivier d’Agay, director of the Saint-Exupéry estate, came to visit the premises. You can enjoy this Little Prince apartment too, as part of the offer « Family »!
Fan Art Friday #137
On Fridays, fans of The Little Prince express their talent with Fan Art Friday!
Send us your creations via our facebook page, we’ll publish them here!
Belinda Sin
Carlos Sosa
IME Villa Marie Louise de Montereau Fault Yonne
KaLee Suen
Megan Tan
Noemi Ascenzi
Sunayana Nair Kanjila
Vicky Ntontou
The Little Prince by Fariboles, step by step
This year, the Little Prince got a new figurine, by Fariboles. Their work is gorgeous. See it on their website !
And here is the creative process, step by step !
The Little Prince gift box by Moleskine
Three new gift box sets contain thematically connected items held in a keepsake box, bound and wrapped by the elastic closure, a classic Moleskine notebook feature. A Prussian blue box holds 6 Large Ruled Volant Notebooks depicting images from the French novella, Le Petit Prince, as well as 3 postcards and 3 sets of stickers. Store mementos in the vibrant blue box featuring white script in the style of book’s logo and secured by an elastic band. The set includes: Prussian blue memory box with quote from Le Petit Prince; 6 Volant Notebooks with Petit Prince artwork on the cover: 3 Large Ruled Orange Yellow, 3 Large Ruled Prussian Blue; 3 sets of Petit Prince stickers; 3 Petit Prince postcards; Volant Notebook features include: 96 ruled pages; acid-free paper; last 16 sheets detachable; 13 x 21 cm.
Pirinsipi wawa !
The book, which took two years to translate, is called « Pirinsi Wawa » in the South American indigenous language.
The beloved classic novel by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, « The Little Prince, » pays homage to the indigenous peoples of South America, but has only now been translated into the Aymaran language, spoken by more than 2 million people in Bolivia, Peru and Chile.
The name of the 95-page Aymara edition is “Pirinsipi Wawa” and it was published by the Argentine editor Javier Meras and translated by Roger Gonzalo, a Peruvian professor of Aymara and Quechua.
« I took me two years to translate this universal novel, » Gonzalo told the Associated Press. “In the case of words that are culturally different, like bridge or golf, I did no translation but highlighted in italics and explained in a footnote in Aymara what they mean. »
Bolivian President Evo Morales, who is an Aymara native, has promoted the preservation of the indigenous language, which classified as « vulnerable » by the UNESCO Interactive Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger.
Last year a group of volunteers in Bolivia announced they were working on translating a version of Facebook into the indigenous language
« The Little Prince »—or « Pirinsipi Wawa »—is the fourth most-translated book in the world, now available in more than 250 languages and dialects, as well as Braille. Nearly two million copies sell every year, with over 140 million copies sold worldwide.
The Little Prince Rubiks Cube !
The most famous tricky puzzle for children !
With this Rubik’s Cube The Little Prince, your child could train his logic, patience and perserverance.
Little Prince and Little Star !
Our Licencee Little Star launches a new collection of their kid’s clothes! Enjoy this first photoshoot with the clothes preview !
The Little Prince store in Paris
Discover all the magic of Le Petit Prince in a high-end dedicated store.
In the heart of Paris, in an exceptional location, le Petit Prince Store Paris is the must-go « rendez-vous » for all Little Prince admirers.
Visit the Little Prince planet in a unique experience, and enjoy more than 600 licensed products to offer your friends and family (or to spoil yourself) !
Le Petit Prince Store Paris
8 rue Grégoire de Tours
75006 PARIS
From Monday to Sunday, 11AM to 7PM.
Metro Odeon (L6/10) Metro Mabillon (L10)
TEL :
Mail : paris@lepetitprince.com
