Who Killed the Little Prince?

Was the Little Prince really bitten by a snake, which allowed him to return to his planet, B612? And what about the mysterious disappearance of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, who vanished just a few months after the book's publication? Did he really die in an accident during what was supposed to be his last flight in the army?
The Little Prince is the most translated literary work in the world after the Bible. This peculiar and fascinating story is also one of the best-selling in the world. The tale of the little blond boy, fatally bitten by a snake, serves as a universal embodiment of childhood. But is the truth about this book really so simple? Has anyone ever asked who actually killed the Little Prince? Could Saint-Exupéry have hidden his killer's identity within this story? After all, his death, which followed a few months after the book's publication, remains a mystery to this day. The book 'Who Killed the Little Prince?' explores hypotheses, possible culprits, and motives, ultimately revealing a surprising truth about Saint-Exupéry and his literary hero. That is, if you choose to believe it…

Who better than Michel Bussi to craft a thrilling story about the mystery of the Little Prince and his author, Saint-Exupéry? 'Who Killed the Little Prince?' blends elements of autobiography, detective investigation, and a tribute to the Little Prince. It is a book that will delight all those who love this story and its author, and who will appreciate Bussi's unmistakable playfulness and poetic style.