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Stalking the real boy who inspired the legendary prince in Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s classic book.
Hunting for the Little Prince - The Rumpus Skip to content Features & Reviews Hunting for the Little Prince By Sigal Samuel • June 14, 2014 For as long as I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with a most extraordinary little boy. A boy who laughs, has golden hair, and refuses to answer questions. You know who I mean. My obsession has made me into a thief, a collector, and a bit of a stalker. In third grade, I stole a copy of The Little Prince from my school library; the slip on its back cover reads “Date Due: Aug ’96.” After high school, I started seeking out editions in various languages—Hebrew
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