The Adventures of Pinocchio

by Carlo Collodi

True to the timeless tales themselves, these fully illustrated Children's Classics from Dalmatian Press bring beloved literary characters to life for everyone to enjoy. You customers will be drawn to beautiful cover art and detailed illustrations in almost every spread, and readable, faithfully-adapted stories which will keep them coming back for more. A collectible series, with plenty of entertainment for boys, girls and adults, Children's Classics will introduce your customers to a world of reading fun

192 pages, Paperback

Published August 8, 2002

About the author

Carlo Lorenzini, better known by the pen name Carlo Collodi, was an Italian children's writer known for the world-renowned fairy tale novel, The Adventures of Pinocchio.

Reviews

[David Krebs]

I found this book to be rather repetitive. Pinocchio does something selfish ,cruel or just stupid and fate punishes him. Then he swears to be good but he just goes through this cycle over and over and over again. Also,the blue girl was quit confusing. I did not understand her metamorphosis through out the book. I'm glad that the idea of wanting to be real has lasted all these years but I think all the newer versions are less hateful and give Pinocchio more emotion and depth.

[Samuel]

Worldwide known Pinocchio's adventures are about Marionette's brainlessness and life lessons. It is indeed a wonderfully written fairy tale, which has a place of honor in Children's Classics.