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For my birthday I recieved the children's story 'The Little Prince' by Antoine de Sait-Exupery, from my Aunt living in Israel. It is probably one of my most favoured books after:The Secret Garden,Peter Pan & Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Antoine de Saint-Exupery, was a french author, journalist and pilot who wrote 'The Little Prince' in 1943. The Little Prince appears to be a simple childrens story, however, it's actually very deep, written in riddles and laced with philosopy and poetic metaphor. It concentrates on the concept of "serious matters", highlighting the difference between the priorities of adult

Something interesting I stumbled upon and thought inspiring :] Erik Davis at techgnosis writes about how Terence McKenna's amazing butterfly collection passed into the hands of his daughter, Klea, who in turn has created a beautiful new book about the collection: "Decades later, McKenna shared his love of butterflies with his daughter Klea, the second of his two children. Following her father’s death, Klea wound up with the collection, which was nestled away in various jars, cigar boxes, and South American cookie tins that were in turn packed into an old enamel trunk held together with duck tape.... When Klea—who is now a fine art