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Couldn't get through it. At first, it seemed interesting, but around the time they move to Atlanta, it becomes too monotonous, and the central idea is quite simple and doesn't warrant such close attention. I don't rule out that it gets better later, but it would be more logical to watch the movie instead. The Little Prince by Saint-Exupéry, on the other hand, was a hit – I think I read it once before, but paradoxically, it's better to read (or in my case, listen to) such books in adulthood; it's easier to remember, and you generally better understand the depth.