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The Little Prince (illustrated bilingual book) - cover

The Little Prince (illustrated bilingual book)

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Publisher: Kitabu

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World famous childrens' tale in which are discussed topics such as the meaning of life and the meaning of love and friendship with simplicity and poetry. Complete of illustrations by the author. Book in French language with translation in English.
Available since: 01/01/2015.

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