Bestselling Children's Literature Classics Pinocchio (Bestselling Children's Literature Classics)

Author: Carlo Collodi
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The story of Pinocchio, which most people are familiar with, at least to some extent, especially those who know its lessons-filled experiences. For example, Pinocchio is a puppet who loves to lie. In front of the Fairy, every lie he tells makes his nose grow longer by an inch. Pinocchio shamefully admits his mistake, and the Fairy summons the woodpecker to peck the nose back to its original shape. This scene clearly teaches children not to lie.
There’s also the part where Pinocchio goes to school. He is tempted by his classmates to visit the "Land of Toys," where he spends five months wildly playing and ends up turning into a donkey, sold by bad people to a circus. This lesson clearly teaches children not to indulge in play without responsibility.
Another example is when Pinocchio rescues his father, Geppetto, from the belly of a shark. To cure his father’s illness, he works tirelessly as a laborer for farmers, day and night, and eventually moves the Fairy with his filial piety. To reward his kindness, the Fairy finally turns him from a puppet into a real boy. The moral of this story is also self-evident.
Collodi tells children a fun and amusing story while also imparting lessons, hoping they learn basic life principles from this entertaining tale: honesty, responsibility, a love for learning, respect for parents, and so on. The story is particularly enjoyable from the beginning, making you laugh out loud as you read. Why not start with The Talking Wood?
One of the most typical features of Pinocchio is its simplicity and accessibility. The language is somewhat colloquial, and the story aims to make readers laugh throughout. Reading Pinocchio is one of the happiest spiritual adventures many people experience in their lifetime.
This book is dedicated to: Parents who long for their children to grow up healthily, and children who crave love and sincerity.