Pinocchio - The World's Top Ten Classics That Influence Children's Lives (Children's Phonetic Color Illustration Edition)

Author: Collodi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The Adventures of Pinocchio is Collodi's masterpiece, published in 1880. The protagonist of this fairy tale, Pinocchio, is a mischievous puppet who is innocent, simple-minded, and curious. Additionally, he lacks initiative, perseverance, and cannot resist temptation. Because of this, he goes through many adventures. He sells his textbooks to watch a play, is tricked by a fox and a cat on the way home, and nearly hanged by them. After being saved by a fairy, he is thrown into prison by the judge of the foolish city. After being released, he is forced to become a guard dog. At night, he regains his freedom by helping his master catch a fox. He is determined to become a diligent and studious child, but he cannot resist temptation and, encouraged by bad classmates, skips school to see sharks at the seaside. Later, he is sold to the Toy Country and becomes a donkey. Finally, he unexpectedly reunites with his father in the belly of a shark and manages to escape. From then on, the little puppet works every day and studies when he has free time, finally becoming a truly good child. Through Pinocchio's various twists and turns, the story portrays his love for justice, hatred of evil, and innocent purity, and teaches children to resist various temptations to be honest, obedient, studious, and hardworking. The story of Pinocchio offers children valuable lessons and artistic inspiration. I believe that after reading this book, children will benefit greatly.