Does Michel Bussi know "Who killed the Little Prince?" "

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  »By Michel Bussi, published on October 14, 2021 by Éditions Les Presses de la Cité.

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by Michel Bussi, published on October 14, 2021 by Éditions Les Presses de la Cité.

Her favorite quote:

“The time to collect memories, the time to convince oneself that what is faded will bloom again, that nothing is ever buried, everything is only rooted.

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Why this book?

• Because it reads like a real detective story

  and the reader is easily taken to the four corners of the world for a very good moment of escape.

• Because

  The Little Prince

   mentioned in the title

  is the most translated book in the world, after the Bible, in 318 languages.

  In short, every reader has, at least once in their life, heard of this classic of French literature.

• Because if many mysteries remain intact,

  both around the disappearance of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and the subliminal messages scattered in his bestseller, we feel that Michel Bussi is passionate.

  He returns with a lot of poetry and finesse on this tale which rocked the childhood of many readers.

• Because it is a very nice tribute that the author

  offers to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and his most famous hero and that by buying his book, you will also be doing a good deed: Michel Bussi has chosen to transfer all his rights author at the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Foundation for Youth.

  
  

The essentials in 2 minutes'

The plot.

 Two detectives set off on a treasure hunt in search of members of the 612 club, a secret club bringing together the six biggest fans of the famous book The Little Prince in an attempt to shed light on the mysterious disappearance of Saint-Exupéry in 1944 as well as on the secrets of this tale.

Characters.

 Neven, pilot and mechanic in the aeronautics as well as Andie, detective for the Fox Company in search of the famous club 612.

Places.

 From New York to Saudi Arabia, via El Salvador.

The time.

 Contemporary era, nearly 75 years after the original publication of the book The Little Prince and the disappearance of its author.

The author.

 Former professor of geography at the university and researcher for the FNRS, Michel Bussi is the author of some thirty books for adults but also for young people.

Several of his novels have been adapted for television.

This book was read with

 great nostalgia and enthusiasm by Musemania's Books who had discovered The Little Prince at school in CM1 at the age of 9 and rediscovered it with pleasure thanks to Michel Bussi.

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