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Oscar and the Lady in Pink (novel) of Mamie Rose. Oscar and the Lady in Pink (novel) Oscar and the Lady in Pink (French: "Oscar et la dame rose") is a novel of Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, the third chapter of the series « "Cycle de l'invisible" », published in 2002. The book is composed of letters by a boy of ten years old, who address them to God. They are encouraged by "Mamie Rose," the Lady in Pink of the title, who visits him in hospital in the pink uniform worn by volunteers on the children's ward. The letters describe twelve days in the life of Oscar and