The book is not set in a particular

The book is not set in a particular period or in one specific place. In the first chapter the narrator writes about his childhood experiences with drawings and about his low opinion of adults. In the second chapter the narrator starts narrating a particular series of incidents. He writes of the time when his plane crashed in the desert of Sahara six years ago. Most of the narrative after the second chapter is set in the desert. The other places that function as settings include the asteroid where the Little Prince has his home and the planets that the Little Prince visits, including asteroids 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, and 330. The last planet that he visits is the Earth, where he meets the narrator in the Sahara Desert. The story is really about the narrator's friendship with the Little Prince and about the Prince's own quest, which takes him to seven planets apart from his own.

The book is not set in a particular period or in one specific place. In the first chapter the narrator writes about his childhood experiences with drawings and about his low opinion of adults. In the second chapter the narrator starts narrating a particular series of incidents. He writes of the time when his plane crashed in the desert of Sahara six years ago. Most of the narrative after the second chapter is set in the desert. The other places that function as settings include the asteroid where the Little Prince has his home and the planets that the Little Prince visits, including asteroids 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, and 330. The last planet that he visits is the Earth. , where he meets the narrator in the Sahara Desert. The story is really about the narrator's friendship with the Little Prince and about the Prince's own quest, which takes him to seven planets apart from his own.

The book is not set in a particular period or in one specific place. In the first chapter the narrator writes about his. Childhood experiences with drawings and about his low opinion of adults. In the second chapter the narrator starts narrating. A particular series of incidents. He writes of the time when his plane crashed in the desert of Sahara six years ago.Most of the narrative after the second chapter is set in the desert. The other places that function as settings include. The asteroid where the Little Prince has his home and the planets that the Little, Prince visits including asteroids 325 326 327,,,,, 328 329 and 330. The. Last planet that he visits is the Earth where he, meets the narrator in the Sahara Desert.The story is really about the narrator 's friendship with the Little Prince and about the Prince' s own quest which takes,, Him to seven planets apart from his own.
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