Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Tierra de hombres es un libro que contiene una recopilación de ensayos autobiográficos de Antoine de Saint-Exupéry publicado en Francia el mes de febrero del año 1939, donde recibe el gran premio de la novela de la Academia Francesa. Más tarde, en junio de ese mismo año se publica en los Estados Unidos, bajo el tirulo Wind, Sand and Stars y obtiene el reconocimiento de National Book Award.

An adaptation of "The little prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

The little prince introduces himself and talks about his tiny planet and his beautiful flower.

The Chlorophyllians, a farming people, are having serious problems with their crops, all the planets are dying. The Little Prince can see that the problem is the fading starlight, which has a direct influence on all plant life on the planet. Someone called the Astronomer is uprooting stars and planets from the sky, to create a perfect replica of the night on the roof of his tree-house hideout. And his next target is the Little Prince's own home. When...

When the Little Prince arrives on planet Voltaine, the nights are as bright as day, with ring's of streetlamps flooding the city. These are supposed to protect the inhabitants from the Globes, strange creatures that only come out after dark and, it's said, can turn people to stone. But is the real problem the streetlamp seller? He's firing up the fear of the people -- but to what end?

The asteroid Siffreo threatens to destroy the planet of the Okidians! Only the king, Okodo, can push it back into the sky with his magical powers, but he has mysteriously disappeared! Despite her despair, Okoda, the queen, doesn't seem to be in a hurry to look for him. Accompanied by Okimi, the princess, the Little Prince and Fox must defy the Snake and his Gloomies in a race against time. Will they find Okodo before it's too late?

On this broiling-hot desert planet, only carapodes--wondrous giant tortoises--can safely move around and deliver mail and resources to the lonely cities perched far apart on rocky ledges. And only one person, Arobase, can guide the carapodes. When he decides to leave them to fend for themselves, the whole world starts falling apart.

A re-imagined take on Antoine de Saint-Exupery's classic story. At its heart is 'The Little Girl, ' prepared by her mother for the very grown-up real-world. After her eccentric, kind-hearted neighbor, 'The Aviator' introduces her to an extraordinary world where anything is possible, she learns of 'The Little Prince.' And so begins the magical and emotional journey where one learns, amongst other things, it's the human connections that matter most....