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Not long ago, in our “News” section, we told you about the new Réunica animated spots featuring the Little Prince that were broadcast as part of the France 3 “Des Racines et des Ailes” TV programme, designed to illustrate the close link between the values of the Little Prince and of Réunica.

We have an interview coming up with Laurent Morel, Brands and External Relations Manager at Réunica, but in the meantime why not check out the behind the scenes documentary video that explains why Réunica chose the Little Prince?

In the wake of the success of  “La Mémoire du Petit Prince”, we met with its author Jean-Pierre Guéno (“Paroles de poilus”) to talk about his book and his interest in Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and the Little Prince. The first part of the interview takes us back to the origins of the book, to the choice of narrator – none other than the Little Prince himself – and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s attachment to childhood.

Jean-Pierre Guéno places Saint-Exupéry in his “personal pantheon”, alongside authors such as Alain Fournier and Jean Moulin. More important even than talking to a successful author about his book was hearing directly from someone who was a friend of Saint-Exupéry, able to offer keys to a better understanding of the writer and pilot through extracts from books, photographs and other previously unseen documents.

The second part of this fascinating interview will be available next week.

Our “Organisations” section presents a panorama of all the voluntary organisations whose names and actions are inspired by the Little Prince. Les Ailes du Petit Prince upholds the values of the book with talent and humanity, creating ties that go beyond differences. For over ten years, the organisation has sought to offer something special to children affected by disability or illness.

Its pilots may not be lost in the desert, but they reach out to little princes and princesses to take them soaring above the clouds aboard their aircraft. What these generous volunteers offer is so much more than a plane ride. They put their skills and their passion to work for an excellent cause: bringing excitement, escape and the thrill of flying to children who have missed out on so much of the carefree existence of childhood.

Do you have all the answers when it comes to the Little Prince? Prove it by taking part in the quiz competition. The first competition consists of three easy questions. Anything you’re not sure of can be checked in the “Work” section.

First prize is a copy of the giant pop-up version of the book, a new approach to the tale for children and grown-ups. Runners-up win a copy of “La Mémoire du Petit Prince” by Jean-Pierre Guéno, an original and moving exploration of the life of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

Click on “Quiz” on the website to try your luck!

“Valour does not await the passing of years,” as the poet said, and as Lou, a 19-year-old student of game design, convincingly proves by turning a simple class assignment into a delightful and poetic experience. We refer, of course, to the lamplighter game we told you about a few days ago. You can try your hand at this non-violent shooting game in the “Have fun with the Little Prince” section.

Even before developing the game, Lou Lubie had her own back-story with the Little Prince, which you can read about on the Fans page.

SIPAR is also a publisher in its own right and has already published 66 titles for young readers. The Little Prince is one of its publications, now in its fifth edition. Now we are offering you a chance to encounter the Khmer language with this edition of The Little Prince, and in a good cause.

Every copy purchased = 10 euros donated to SIPAR!

The Khmer edition is available from the online store.

Find out more: SIPAR website

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