Felix and the Invisible Source and Other Stories

Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt is a global celebrity, winner of the Goncourt Prize and many other awards. His novel "Oscar and the Pink Lady" has been called by readers a life-changing book, alongside the Bible, "The Little Prince," and "The Three Musketeers."... His novels have been translated into 45 languages, and in France, half a million copies are published every year. Before you are three stories by Schmitt from the famous Invisible cycle, devoted to world religions. "Felix and the Invisible Source" reveals the mysteries of animism, the power of beliefs, and the remarkably poetic rituals of Africa; "Madame Pylinska and the Mystery of Chopin" provides a key to understanding the great power of music as the universal language of the soul; and in the story "Milarepa," a famous Tibetan teacher and poet of the 11th century seeks and finds the path to enlightenment.