Le Petit Prince (French Language Edition)
2 journalers for this copy...
I picked this book up at The Book Thing in Baltimore during our BookCrossing road trip over the weekend. My French language skills are terribly rusty, so I might need to have a dictionary handy, but I'd really like to try to read this in French!
Journal Entry 2 by 
ResQgeek
at Mont Sutton chalet in Sutton, Québec Canada on Sunday, December 27, 2009
ResQgeek at Mont Sutton chalet in Sutton, Québec Canada on Sunday, December 27, 2009
Released 14 yrs ago (12/27/2009 UTC) at Mont Sutton chalet in Sutton, Québec Canada
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Left on the suggestion box at the Chalet altitude 400m.
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DEAR FINDER,
Welcome to BookCrossing.com, where we are trying to making the whole world a library!
If you have not already done so, please make a journal entry so we know this book has found a new home. You don't need to join BookCrossing and you can remain completely anonymous. However, we encourage you to join so that you can follow this book's future travels. It's fun and free, and your personal information will never be shared or sold. If you decide to join, consider listing ResQgeek (or any of the other journalers) as referring you.
Take your time reading the book, and after you finish, please make another journal entry to record your thoughts about it. This book is now yours, and you can keep it if you choose, though we would love for you to share it. If you pass it along, please make a release note to let others know where you left it.
I hope you enjoy the book!
Left on the suggestion box at the Chalet altitude 400m.
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DEAR FINDER,
Welcome to BookCrossing.com, where we are trying to making the whole world a library!
If you have not already done so, please make a journal entry so we know this book has found a new home. You don't need to join BookCrossing and you can remain completely anonymous. However, we encourage you to join so that you can follow this book's future travels. It's fun and free, and your personal information will never be shared or sold. If you decide to join, consider listing ResQgeek (or any of the other journalers) as referring you.
Take your time reading the book, and after you finish, please make another journal entry to record your thoughts about it. This book is now yours, and you can keep it if you choose, though we would love for you to share it. If you pass it along, please make a release note to let others know where you left it.
I hope you enjoy the book!
This book came to me in a very particular time of my life. I am living a separation with my wife since August. It comes with the highs and lows of possibly getting back together or not. I also lost my job in December. My life since last year came to a point where I needed to have a good look at how I was living it. A lot of changes have already taken place. I live at a slower pace, I enjoy every little moment life brings me, I don't have to prove anything to anybody anymore. This book (a classic) I had read in school probably 30 years ago (I am now 44) It is all about seeing life with the eyes of a child. It is about enjoying simple things life brings you. Grown up people tend to forget that we can still have a child's heart and eyes for simple things. We, grown up people, very often say we are to busy or we justify for not having time to enjoy. For some other reasons this book came to me at a good time, my son brought it home. I took the time to read it and I am glade I did. It was very resourceful.
I will leave the book at a place where it can be seen and bring some good moments to somebody else.
CAUGHT IN SUTTON QUEBEC CANADA
I will leave the book at a place where it can be seen and bring some good moments to somebody else.
CAUGHT IN SUTTON QUEBEC CANADA
