Book Review: The Lost Pilot Paperback by CA Priest

My Review: 

Such a wonderfully imaginative tale of finding inspiration and learning to love your talents again. As someone currently coming out of a slump where all my creations almost seem pointless, this is an amazing, inspirational book. It warms my heart and makes me smile, and I feel like I can enjoy what I'm doing again.

The story gives me Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass vibes with the characters and the different situations the Lost Pilot found himself in. Each interaction was unique and charming in their own way. Not to mention the pictures are WONDERFUL, and I absolutely adore them. Such a cute story for both kids and adults.

Never lose that spark of creativity within you. Love it until your last breath.

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Summary: 

In celebration of the 80th anniversary of The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s classic children’s story, THE LOST PILOT is a full color, fully illustrated children's chapter book. Part homage and part biography, THE LOST PILOT is an exploration of how books inspire and why imagination is so important.

When a traveler falls overboard during a terrible storm, he washes ashore on a deserted island. Thinking he is alone, he’s astonished when a pilot wanders into his camp and asks him to draw an airplane.

As the two become friends, the lost pilot reveals a mission that sent him far, far away a long time ago, and his wish to return to this distant place among the stars.

THE LOST PILOT is a tribute to one of the greatest books of all time, an exploration of why inspiration matters, and a testament to how important using your imagination really is – it can change the world!
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