The Little Prince is presented here as an English story for children and adolescents, appearing as number two in a collection labelled Series of Ancient Tales. These printed lines establish the title, intended readership, and collection placement without identifying the person responsible for this particular edition. The cover offers a clear starting point for readers seeking a story presented for younger audiences. Its illustration places a small, fair-haired figure among colourful planets, scattered stars, sweeping rings, and a distant castle. A long multicoloured scarf and a tiny rounded world create an imaginative setting that suggests fantasy and a sense of scale beyond ordinary surroundings. These are visible features of the illustration; they do not establish particular episodes, character relationships, or the wording of the story inside. For families, teachers, and independent readers, the most useful confirmed detail is the explicit audience statement: Stories for Children and Adolescents. English is the language of every readable cover line. The numeral two identifies its position in the displayed series and should not be interpreted as a page total or reading level. Only the front cover was supplied for this record. Consequently, the edition’s translation, completeness, publication date, and length remain unverified. Readers comparing editions should consult its title and copyright pages before assuming that it contains a particular translation, adaptation, or complete text.