Pinocchio is a wooden doll who, from the moment of his birth, reveals his unique personality: he is both mature and immature, cunning and naive, cowardly and brave, active and lazy; despite his wooden appearance, he is a child who lives and dreams like so many others. Around him is a world of adults, a world often unfair, where Pinocchio will experience his own exciting adventures: he will meet a series of unforgettable characters, he will see his nose grow every time he tells a lie, he will be forced to separate from his most beloved characters, he will transform into a donkey or a dog, he will be in danger of being killed by the hands of fake friends, he will learn to survive in every situation - even in the belly of a sea monster. The masterpiece (1881) by Collodi - here in a new translation of the original - not only proves its endurance over time, but today it seems more enchanting than ever.