Elyum Studio – illustratör

The Chlorophyllians, a farming people, are having serious problems with their crops—all the plants are dying. The Little Prince can see that the problem is the fading starlight, which has a direct influence on all plant life on the planet. Someone called the Astronomer is uprooting stars and planets from the sky, to create a perfect replica of the night on the roof of his tree-house hideout. And his next target is the Little Prince''s own home . . .

The warrior Utians are a little confused by the strange behavior of Euphony, the diva whose singing sets the rhythm of all their planet''s days. Recently, Euphony seems so sad, and she''s been singing less and less. When the Little Prince and Fox discover that Euphony is singing the blues over a foreign prince named Ivory, things get too complicated even for them—because Ivory is from the land of the Flower Growers, the sworn enemies of the Utians . . .

The Chlorophyllians, a farming people, are having serious problems with their crops—all the plants are dying. The Little Prince can see that the problem is the fading starlight, which has a direct influence on all plant life on the planet. Someone called the Astronomer is uprooting stars and planets from the sky, to create a perfect replica of the night on the roof of his tree-house hideout. And his next target is the Little Prince''s own home . . .

Continuing on their journey farther and farther away from home, the Little Prince and Fox land on a peculiar planet where flying machines spread terror through the towns. The Amicopes are a very talkative people, but those disquieting machines, controlled by the overseer Sahara, stop them from speaking out by taping their mouths shut! How did the young man become such a tyrant? And is a revolution really the best solution?

On this broiling-hot desert planet, only carapodes—wondrous giant tortoises—can safely move around and deliver mail and resources to the lonely cities perched far apart on rocky ledges. And only one person, Arobase, can guide the carapodes. When he decides to leave them to fend for themselves, the whole world starts falling apart . . .

The Planet of the Giant is a very strange place. The planet itself is a stone giant, and each body part is managed by a different ruler. But ever since Talamus, the controller of the giant''s brain, stopped responding to messages and started giving crazy orders, nothing on the planet is working anymore . . .

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?

What’s happening on the Planet of Libris? Books have started flying away and disappearing! Who would want to prevent citizens from reading? The Little Prince investigates and discovers a story of romance and jealousy . . . .