Presentation of the book "little buddha" by claus mikosch
Claus Mikosch, author of the bestseller 'Little Buddha', participates in the 30th Summer Book Fair.
The German writer, with more than 350,000 books sold in several countries, will sign copies of his works this Tuesday, August 19, starting at 9:00 p.m.
Estepona City Council announces that German writer Claus Mikosch, author of the best-selling "Little Buddha" series, will be signing copies of his works this Tuesday, August 19, starting at 9:00 p.m., at the 30th Summer Book Fair, which continues on the town's seafront promenade.
'Little Buddha' isn't a series about Buddhism, but rather reveals the little Buddha we all carry within. A curious traveler who travels the world and always observes life with great fascination. No matter what situation he finds himself in or who he meets, he never lacks a question. Can you always be happy? Is that really desirable, to always be happy? And why do so many people prefer fear to courage?
The journey of "Little" Buddha began in August 2007. Claus and his 4-year-old daughter used to walk near a Buddhist temple, and she would ask him questions about Buddha. The author had the idea to compile the conversations he had with his daughter and write about them.
In each book, 'Little Buddha' poses questions about a different life theme: happiness, love, change, time, home, and peace.
The series has sold more than 350,000 copies in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, South Korea, India, Russia, and the United Kingdom. The first installment was published in Sweden, the Czech Republic, and Spain in 2024.
Born in Mönchengladbach, Germany, Claus Mikosch is a writer, documentary filmmaker, and astrologer. After leaving school, he traveled the world. He fell in love with India, studied in the United Kingdom, and ended up living for many years in southern Spain. Today, he travels between the different places he calls home and continues to write inspiring stories about life.