A character in this book describes a pill he invented which allows its user to save 53 minutes a week by not having to drink water.
A character in this book describes a pill he invented which allows its user to save 53 minutes a week by not having to drink water. A geographer alarms this novel's protagonist by defining "ephemeral" as "in danger of speedy disappearance." This book describes a scientist whose discovery is ignored because of his Turkish costume. This novel's protagonist is told "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly" by a fox who asks to be tamed. The protagonist of this novel (*) meets a king, a drunk, and a lamplighter after leaving his home, where he battles baobabs and tends a proud rose. This book's narrator encounters the title character after his plane crashes in the Sahara. For 10 points, name this novella about a boy from asteroid B-612 by Antoine Saint-Exupery ("sahn ex-oo-per-EE").
A character in this book describes a pill he invented which allows its user to save 53 minutes a week by not having to drink water.
The Little Prince [or Le Petit Prince]