Well, it only took 92 years for the American publisher of Kahil Gibran’s classic “The Prophet” to release the book in paperback.

The Penguin Random House imprint”Vintage Books” – says the new edition of the inspirational book will be available July 21st.

That’s just two weeks before the opening of an animated film adaptation – featuring the voices of Liam Neeson and Selma Hayek.

“The Prophet” has sold more than 9 million copies in the U.S. alone – since it was first published in 1923.

The book offers reflections on everything from marriage to clothing.

Kahil Gibran was a native of Lebanon. He died in 1931.