This book touches on various aspects of life, such as sense of duty, comprehension of friendship, perception of life and of course the attitude of adults and children. In the book, adults do not understand the prince's imagination, and he calls them "boring." He says: "All grown ups were once children… but only few of them remember it".
The prince also shows us what love is. On his planet, he had a rose, but despite all her shortcomings, he loved her more than anything. On the ground (on the planet, perhaps?) where he found a field of roses, he told them, " You're beautiful, but you're empty... One couldn't die for you. "
For me it is a very pleasant and philosophical story.
