Le Petit Prince — Local services in Paris

Very cute store cat, place is sadly EXTREMELY crammed (I feel bad for the employees as much as I do for fellow customers) but they do have a lot of le petit prince merch. I was a bit sad that they didn't have a mandarin/chinese le petit prince version of the book, but I suppose I'll have to get it online instead. The figurines below on the picture were the ones that really stood out to me and I bought one for 25€, although I do want to mention that they are available on eBay (still glad I bought it because I wouldn't have known about these figurines in the first place if I hadn't come here!). Lots of pins, buttons, plushies, children's books, posters (kind of too expensive in my opinion) and a myriad of other petit prince merch are to be found here! If you're looking for Christmas tree ornaments with the little prince you can also get that here. Altogether, I'm glad I came, but I wish they moved to a location with a bigger store so that they could showcase their products more effectively. Employees also seem very kind,...

This place has a nice collection of le petit prince’s merch, but one of the salesperson was extra rude. We were looking at T-shirt sizes for all three of my nephews, she ran over to say that we messed her place up rudely and say she will open the t-shirt for us instead. Bear in mind my mom was just trying to open it herself because they were so busy to even attend to us, and even she didn’t have to be so rude and mean. We got all three of the clothes afterwards and she went back to the counter continue to gossip about my old mom loudly in French with her other actually nice colleague. Afterwards when my mom was paying she was also very rude. Probably because we were Asians too? 🥲 ironic considering it’s a place selling le...

The Little Prince is one of my favorite novels so I had to stop by the store to visit when I came to Paris. We came around noon on a weekday and we were the only ones in the store. They have everything you can think of, clothes, home goods, kitchenware, and lots of books (mostly in french though). The store assistant was very helpful and spoke English very fluently, which was great! You could also buy a postcard and international stamps at the cash register and drop it off in the mailbox to send out. Overall it was a lovely experience and I'm glad I went

PS there is a stray cat that likes to nap in the back of the store named Alice. She's 16 and super...