Chapter 1.
Discovery of a block of wood
Chapter 2.
The piece of wood that went to Grandpa Geppetto
Chapter 3.
The Birth of the Puppet Pinocchio
Chapter 4.
The Story of Pinocchio and the Talking Cricket
Chapter 5.
Fried eggs escape through the window
Chapter 6.
Pinocchio's feet were all burned
Chapter 7.
The breakfast that Grandpa Geppetto gave Pinocchio
Chapter 8.
Pinocchio with legs and Geppetto who sold his coat
Chapter 9.
Pinocchio sold the books he was studying
Chapter 10.
Pinocchio in danger with his puppets
Chapter 11.
The Mercy of Manjafuoko, the Puppet Master
Chapter 12.
Pinocchio meets the swindler fox and the cat
Chapter 13.
Red Crayfish Inn
Chapter 14.
Pinocchio meets a robber
Chapter 15.
Pinocchio hanging from an oak tree
Chapter 16.
Pinocchio with the help of the Blue-Haired Fairy
Chapter 17.
Pinocchio, who threw a tantrum because he didn't want to take medicine, grew a long nose.
Chapter 18.
Pinocchio goes to the magic land to plant gold coins.
Chapter 19.
Pinocchio is robbed of his gold and imprisoned.
Chapter 20.
Pinocchio, released from prison, walks down the street and gets caught in a trap.
Chapter 21.
Pinocchio was captured by the farmer and made to guard the chicken coop.
Chapter 22.
Pinocchio catches a thief and gains freedom
Chapter 23.
Pinocchio jumps into the water to save Grandpa Geppetto
Chapter 24.
Pinocchio meets a fairy in the village of industrious bees.
Chapter 25.
Pinocchio's Promise
Chapter 26.
Pinocchio goes to the beach to see sharks
Chapter 27.
Pinocchio gets arrested after fighting with his friends.
Chapter 28.
Pinocchio in danger of becoming a fried fish
Chapter 29.
The fairy's promise that you will truly become human
Chapter 30.
Pinocchio goes to 'Toy Town' with his friend Candle Wick.
Chapter 31.
Five months later, Pinocchio suffered a terrible fate.
Chapter 32.
Pinocchio turned into a donkey
Chapter 33.
Pinocchio, who was sold to a circus owner and drowned
Chapter 34.
Pinocchio swallowed by a scary shark
Chapter 35.
Pinocchio meets Grandpa Geppetto in the belly of a shark
Chapter 36.
Pinocchio becomes a real person

Commentary | Great fun and lessons discovered in a surprising adventure
Author's chronology

A fantastic masterpiece novel with a light writing style and straightforward lessons.

Originally intended for adults, this book was later transformed into a fairy tale. Its light-hearted style and the lessons the author directly addresses stand out.
Pinocchio's actions, following his pure heart and instincts, represent the way we live without responsibility and obligation, just like our childhood.
However, the way we realize our mistakes and become better through adventures and trials signifies our growth into adults who can control their instincts and take responsibility and duty through the lessons we learn through the trials and errors of life as we grow up.


This book, which contains the story of Pinocchio being punished when he causes trouble, lies, and gives in to temptation and lives a selfish life, but being blessed to become a human being and no longer a puppet when he realizes his mistakes and begins to live a good life, became a bestseller and enjoyed immense popularity as soon as it was published, and was introduced and translated into many countries as a representative work of children's literature.
It is currently translated and published in 260 languages ​​by 187 publishers.


As is well known to many, Walt Disney animated this story, which he proudly called "the greatest work I ever created" throughout his life.
Director Steven Spielberg was also inspired by this story to make the film [AI] in 2001.
Let's meet the surprising adventures of Pinocchio, which has the virtues of both morality and fun enough to be chosen by masters, with the original first edition cover design of The Story.