Understanding the meaning of life through the relationship of the protagonist and the characters he encounters during his journey is the framework of this paper. Mutual influences, their differences, and the habits and characteristics they show create a perspective on human kind and life in general. Each of these stories can be comprehended literally. But also, each of these stories is an allegory on life which enables the readers to understand their life better and to improve themselves. The life of the author of The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupery was an inspiration for the book, so it is important to learn some facts about him, not only as a writer, but also as a pilot, because his career as an aviator influenced most of his work, many of which were based on his flying experiences. The Little Prince is a children’s book, and it will be further explained why is it appropriate for young readers, and also, how it can be used in schools. There are several school subjects used as an example on how The Little Prince can be placed in the educational system. It is appropriate for students in primary and secondary education, but also for university students. Adored both by adults and children, this book connects generations through its simplicity and beauty, gives advice in unobtrusive way, creating magical world of serenity, true values, tranquillity and friendship, which can be used as a ticket to a meaningful life for everyone.