Used book – Le petit chat miroir, Beguin

Should one sell their soul to the devil to gain a little material well-being...? The little cat Miroir is a parodic comedy that revisits Faustian themes, treated comically. This time, Satan's role is taken by a poor devil of a sorcerer in search of cat fat for his concoctions. The signatory of the pact is a master tomcat named Miroir, who promises the sorcerer his fat in exchange for a life of satiety and no effort. Miroir enjoys his new situation, but the time to pay is approaching... Let's not be too worried, however. Miroir is more like Scapin than Doctor Faust. He is a clever trickster who enjoys everything, takes advantage of life, and plays terrible tricks on his enemies. What cunning will he deploy to get out of the predicament he has thrown himself into...? Suspense adds to the comedy to keep the audience on the edge of their seats.