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1. The Little Prince A Journey of Childhood Wonder and Wisdom Presented by: [Your Name] Date: [Presentation Date]

2. Introduction Brief Overview: - 'The Little Prince' is a novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, first published in 1943. - It's a philosophical tale, with its story revolving around a young prince who travels from planet to planet.

3. Main Characters - The Little Prince: A symbol of innocence, curiosity, and the heart's simple truths. - The Narrator: A pilot who crashes in the Sahara desert and meets the Little Prince. - The Rose: A vain but beloved flower on the Prince’s home planet. - The Fox: Teaches the Little Prince about love and relationships.

4. Key Themes - Childhood and Adulthood: The contrast between the innocent perspective of children and the often misguided priorities of adults. - Love and Relationships: The bond between the Little Prince and his rose, and his interactions with others. - Loneliness and Friendship: Exploration of connections and isolation.

5. Plot Summary - The pilot crashes in the Sahara and meets the Little Prince. - The Little Prince shares his journey from asteroid B-612. - Visits to various planets and encounters with different inhabitants. - Lessons learned and his return to his asteroid.

6. Important Lessons - Essential insights: 'What is essential is invisible to the eye.' - Importance of love, relationships, and seeing beyond appearances. - The value of childhood wonder and simplicity.

7. Symbolism - The Rose: Represents love and beauty. - The Baobabs: Symbolize problems that can overtake life if not addressed. - The Stars: Represent hope and guidance.

8. Biography of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - Born in 1900 in France. - A pioneering aviator and writer. - Disappeared during a reconnaissance mission in 1944.

9. Artistic and Literary Style - Simple, yet profound illustrations by the author. - Use of allegory and symbolism. - Appeals to both children and adults.

10. Conclusion - Impact and relevance of 'The Little Prince' in modern times. - Encouragement to explore the deeper meanings in the story.

11. Q&A - Ask questions about their interpretations. - Encourage discussion on the themes and lessons of the book.