Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

The Little Prince has had a peaceful life on Asteroid B612 with his friends Rose and Fox, dreaming under the starry sky. But now star systems are vanishing one by one. An old enemy, the Snake, is bent on destroying the universe . . . and it will take all of the Little Prince's imagination and Fox's determination to stand against the Snake and his shadowy monster servants.

Still chasing the wicked Snake, the Little Prince and his sidekick Fox discover a planet devastated by fire. According to the emerald-cutters who live in a floating shell, The Great Destruction is the work of the Firebird. But, as the Little Prince says, sometimes to find the truth, one has to look past appearances.

The Little Prince and Fox arrive on the planet of the Lithiens, a people of stone, in the middle of a crisis: tangles of menacing thorns are attacking the stone cities. Micah, son of Jade, the head of the city, has failed to return from his quest to bring home a weapon against the attacks of the thorns, and the suspicious Jade holds the Little Prince and Fox captive. The Little Prince must find a way to save both the city and Micah, if he wants to...

When the Little Prince arrives on planet Voltaine, the nights are as bright as day, with rings of streetlamps flooding the city. These are supposed to protect the inhabitants from the Globes, strange creatures that only come out at after dark and, it's said, can to turn people to stone. But is the real problem the streetlamp seller? He's playing up the fear of the people but to what end?

"Panic has broken out on the Planet of Trainiacs, where the only way to get around is by train! But the trains aren't running on time anymore, and they aren't getting to their final destination. Life in the community is topsy turvy! Has Hannibal, the railway switchman, gone crazy?"--Provided by publisher.