I felt deeply moved by its profound yet simple exploration of love, friendship, and the essence of life. The book reminded me of the importance of seeing with the heart rather than through appearances, and how the values we sometimes forget as adults. The imagination, innocence, and connection are essential to truly understand the world. 

The Little Prince made me reflect on the importance of small things, friendship and responsibility. The story of the boy who travels through different planets taught me to value what is essential and to keep my capacity for wonder alive. I was especially moved by the friendship between the little prince and the fox, and the idea that we are responsible for what we have domesticated. "This book invited me to look at the world with different eyes and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.

For me, The Little Prince is a very moving book that goes beyond being just a children's story. The story tells of a young prince who travels through different planets and addresses important themes such as friendship, love, and the meaning of life. It makes me reflect on lessons that we sometimes forget when growing up, such as the importance of seeing with the heart and valuing what really matters, even if it is not visible. The Little Prince's encounters with characters such as the fox highlight the beauty and complexity of human relationships, showing that each person is unique and has their own personality. In addition, they teach us that being responsible for those we love involves a deep emotional commitment.

The book of the Little Prince is an excellent book of reflection, feelings and personal qualities since it makes us analyze the treatment we give to others depending on what feelings we have of that person, that is to say if you feel respect for a person you will not do something stupid that will lead you to lose that respect, just as you feel fear for a person you will avoid any conflict and the qualities are those that indicate who we really are with the treatment we give to others. Thanks to the book I see the special thing in the small actions...