Pinocchio and the Real Boys

Reimagined story of identity and truth

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who dreams of being a real boy, heads off to school where he's teased by classmates until they decide to "teach" him how to be "real" by doing naughty things like skipping lessons and causing mischief. But when their pranks go too far, Pinocchio starts thinking for himself, learning to say no and take responsibility for his choices, turning his journey into one of growth and true friendship.

Magda Brol's bold illustrations breathe fresh life into this classic dual language tale, re-told with heart by a multilingual advocate in her debut picture book. Perfect for young readers exploring right and wrong, it's a thoughtful pick for homes and schools to chat about peer pressure, honesty, and being yourself in a vibrant, empowering way.

Available in these languages:

Arabic, Bengali, Bulgarian, Cantonese, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Kurmanji Kurdish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Mandarin, Nepali, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Swedish, Urdu

Additional Information

Printed and dispatched in 2-4 working days

Ages

5 - 7 Years, 8+ Years

Topic:

Traditional & Folk Tales

Pages:

36

Size:

280mm x 235mm