Oxford World's Classics The Devil and Other Stories, (Paperback)

from Afsolove

From the moment Geppetto first carves him out of a piece of wood, the puppet Pinocchio is a trouble-maker. He doesn't want to go to school or learn a trade. It is only after many zany misadventures-involving trickster cats, giant snails, and a cricket whom Pinocchio attacks with a wooden mallet-t...

from Gold_Gato

Greg Hildebrandt's tremendous illustrations accompany this edition of the children's classic, and the art brings the wooden boy to life on its own. There are twenty-one full color paintings with colors that simply dash out at you. This volume is the Little Unicorn edition, which means the origina...

from Maskpress

PINOCCHIO. THE ADVENTURES OF A MARIONETTE (2013 : 220 PAGES. LARGE PRINT FOR EASY READING - Original edition) Anyone interested in the role of education and a child's place in society will be well-served to read or reread this timeless classic. As Umberto Eco has argued, although it is written in...

from jseger9000

I first wanted to read Pinocchio after seeing the 1970's Italian animated movie A Puppet Named Pinocchio. It was much more faithful to the book than the Disney movie we are all most familiar with, much darker than what Disney showed me (not that I'm dumping on Disney's classic movie). I think it'...

from ElizaJane

Reason for Reading: Read aloud to the ds. This is actually my third attempt at reading this book to him. Pinocchio is one of my favourite children's classics. The first time was when he was five and was my edition that I had read, an old Rainbow Classics, but I think he was just too young. The se...