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Pinocchio Picture Story Book

Pinocchio Picture Story Book

$26.25

Original: $75.00

-65%
Pinocchio Picture Story Book

$75.00

$26.25

The Story

6C Walt Disney ca. 1940

Notes

Carlo Collodi’s original Pinocchio, first published in Italy in 1883, is a darkly moral tale about disobedience, poverty, and personal responsibility, in which Pinocchio is often selfish, impulsive, and repeatedly punished—sometimes brutally—for his behavior, reflecting 19th-century attitudes toward childhood discipline and social order. Walt Disney’s 1940 animated adaptation softened these themes, transforming the story into a gentler moral fable that emphasizes innocence, redemption, and the guidance of conscience, personified by Jiminy Cricket. While the original Pinocchio learns to become “real” through suffering, labor, and obedience, Disney’s version reframes his journey as one of emotional growth and sincerity, using music, humor, and visual fantasy to make the story accessible and uplifting for a modern family audience.

Description

Illustrated paper cover with Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket. Some pencil markings throughout. Clear jacket cover.

Pinocchio Picture Story Book - Image 2

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Pinocchio Picture Story Book - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

6C Walt Disney ca. 1940

Notes

Carlo Collodi’s original Pinocchio, first published in Italy in 1883, is a darkly moral tale about disobedience, poverty, and personal responsibility, in which Pinocchio is often selfish, impulsive, and repeatedly punished—sometimes brutally—for his behavior, reflecting 19th-century attitudes toward childhood discipline and social order. Walt Disney’s 1940 animated adaptation softened these themes, transforming the story into a gentler moral fable that emphasizes innocence, redemption, and the guidance of conscience, personified by Jiminy Cricket. While the original Pinocchio learns to become “real” through suffering, labor, and obedience, Disney’s version reframes his journey as one of emotional growth and sincerity, using music, humor, and visual fantasy to make the story accessible and uplifting for a modern family audience.

Description

Illustrated paper cover with Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket. Some pencil markings throughout. Clear jacket cover.