
Written by Carlo Collodi
A mischievous wooden puppet longs to become a real boy, if he can stop lying.
Carved from a talking piece of wood by the old woodcarver Geppetto, Pinocchio runs off in search of fun and lands in one scrape after another, from a puppet show to the belly of a giant shark. Each lie makes his nose grow, and only by learning honesty and kindness can he become a real boy. This edition pairs Collodi's story with art by several illustrators of the late 1800s and early 1900s.
A timeless tale of adventure, heart, mischief, and family, Pinocchio is one of the most renowned childrens books of all time. Since its publication in 1881, there have been countless editions. Unlike those editions, most of which feature the work of a single artist, this Classic Illustrated Edition brings together Carlo Collodis original story and a wondrous collection of images by different illustrators from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This extraordinary gallery includes the work of Enrico Mazzanti, Carlo Chiostri, Attilio Mussino, Frederick Richarson and Charles Folkard, making Pinocchios fantastic encounters and tender moments a truly magical trip that will appeal to book lovers and collectors of all ages.
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