← My picture number 1. It looked like this: 🔊✎
← My drawing number 2 looked like this: 🔊✎
← I was too discouraged by the way people treated my drawing number 1 and my drawing number 2. 🔊✎
← When I find one who seems a bit different from the others, I try the experiment of showing them my drawing number 1, which I’ve always kept. I want to know if they really understand anything. 🔊✎
← If I have told you all these details about asteroid B 612 and even given you its number, it’s because of the grown-ups. 🔊✎
← Grown-ups love numbers. If you tell them about your new friend, they never ask you anything important. 🔊✎
← But of course, people like us who understand what life is about are not so bothered with numbers. 🔊✎
← And I could become like those grown-up people who are only interested in numbers. 🔊✎
← He has never smelled a flower. He has never looked at a star. He has never loved anyone. All he has ever done is add up numbers. 🔊✎
← “It means I write the number of stars on a bit of paper. And then I lock that bit of paper in a drawer.” 🔊✎