Pinocchio

Pinocchio is one of the immortal creations of world literature by Carlo Collodi, living through its ever-fascinating story and timeless moral lessons. The story narrates the life of Pinocchio, a wooden puppet that was brought to life by the magic of his creator's wish, Geppetto. Although he wants to be a real boy, his path is ill-fated to be troubled with seductions and misadventures testing his character and will.

Moreover, Collodi provides his story with vivid images and memorable characters but does not forget to bless readers of all ages with life lessons. From the whimsical Fox and Cat to the wise, tender Blue Fairy, every figure in this world is used to teach Pinocchio honesty, courage, and much more-listening to one's conscience.

As Pinocchio wanders through the perils and wonders of his world-learning about the value of working hard, the consequences of deceit, and the rewards of being kind-he ushers the reader into a story at once a beautiful adventure and deep meditation on what it means to be human.

Remaining a classic, Pinocchio still sustains a magic of transformation, a power of redemption, and a long-standing journey of self-discovery.