Pinocchio

This book is written in plain and simple English. The translation largely follows their guidelines. The book is suitable for readers who have limited reading ability (dyslexia), are learning English as a second language, have difficulties with complex texts or simply want to enjoy a book in a compact, reader-friendly format.
"Pinocchio" is a classic children's book written by Carlo Collodi and first published in Italy in 1883. The story follows the adventures of a wooden puppet named Pinocchio, who has been carved by an old carpenter. Pinocchio dreams of becoming a real boy, but his impetuous character and propensity for lies and pranks repeatedly get him into trouble. On his journey, Pinocchio meets a variety of characters, including the talking cricket, who is supposed to serve as his conscience, the cunning fox and the deceitful cat, who repeatedly lead him astray, as well as a fairy who promises to transform him into a real boy if he can prove that he can be brave, honest and unselfish. "Pinocchio" is a profound tale of growth and redemption that appeals to and entertains children and adults alike. The story is full of humor and fantasy and remains a timeless treasure of children's literature.