Malen′kyy prynts (chud.of.1-ho frants.vyd) (anhl.)

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900–1944), a French writer and military aviator, wrote his most famous work, The Little Prince, during World War II. This magical story about a boy from a fairy-tale planet explores important themes such as friendship, love, loneliness, growing up, and the value of every moment in life. Antuan de Sent-Ekzyuperi (1900—1944) — frantsuz′kyy pys′mennyk i viys′kovyy l′otchyk, napysav sviy nayvidomishyy tvir «Malen′kyy prynts» pid chas Druhoyi svitovoyi viyny. TSya fantastychna istoriya pro chlopchyka z kazkovoyi planety porushuye vazhlyvi temy — druzhby, kochannya, samotnosti, doroslishannya ta tsinnosti kozhnoyi myti zhyttya. Unikal′ne vydannya yake ye tochnoyu kopiyeyu pershoho frantsuz′koho vydannya.