A gift-format edition in excellent printing performance. Hardcover with convex elements and partial varnish. Colored bookends. Thick tinted paper. A clear, large, well-readable font. Honored Artist of Russia Nika Golts was firmly convinced that every child should have a paper book with color illustrations, and therefore the artist was especially careful in creating illustrations. Her works evoke thoughts of infinity, they are shrouded in a veil of mystery and mystery, and at the same time her paintings break through with a bright ray of joy and hope. The impressions you get from Niki Goltz's illustrations will stay with you for the rest of your life. For illustrations to the fairy tales of G.H. Andersen's Nika Goltz was awarded the Diploma of G.H. The Andersen Prize is the world's most important prize in the field of children's literature and illustration. Once having an accident in the Libyan desert, Antoine de Saint-Exupery was left alone with the blue sky and hot sand. The writer spent three days like this, until, like a Little Prince who came out of nowhere, the Bedouins rescued him. That is why the desert plays a significant role in the fairy tale, where a pilot familiar to us meets a mysterious boy, gets into his story and where he accompanies the Little Prince on his return trip to his native planet. The text of "The Little Prince" is given in the canonical translation by Nora Gal. The collection with illustrations by Niki Goltz includes books: A. de Saint-Exupery "The Little Prince", G.-H. Andersen "Thumbelina. Fairy Tales" and O. Wilde "Star Boy. Fairy tales".