Pinocchio: The Adventures of Pinocchio (New Translation Version, Colored Edition) (New Translation Version, Colored Edition)

Author: Corradini
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Parents who long for their children to grow up healthy, children who crave love and sincerity. How can a puppet without a mind of its own become a child who thinks? How can a puppet full of lies and frequent mistakes become an honest child? How can a puppet with poor self-control and easily tempted become a child with perseverance? How can a playful and lazy puppet become a diligent student? How can a mischievous puppet become a well-behaved and obedient child?
The protagonist of the story, Pinocchio, is a mischievous puppet. He is innocent, simple-minded, and highly curious; he lacks initiative, perseverance, and cannot resist temptation, often setting goals but giving up halfway. Pinocchio is neither irredeemably bad nor flawless, but rather like many children in real life—kind-hearted, clever, yet full of shortcomings. Whether adults or children read it, they feel a strong sense of familiarity, as if Pinocchio is someone around them or even themselves.
The author delves deep into the hearts of children, observing the world through their eyes and thinking about problems with their minds. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot is thrilling and engaging, full of twists and turns that draw readers completely into the story, making them share the joys and sorrows of the protagonist.