Audiobooks by "Pinocchio", page 3

Pinocchio does not seem able to stay free for long. He is caught in a farmer's trap. The farmer has an original idea about how to set the wooden puppet to work as a punishment for straying into his field. Read by Natasha Illustrated by Chiara Civati

It's here ! The final chapter of Pinocchio. We do hope that you have enjoyed this story, and now realise that there is a lot more to Pinocchio than you can gleam from the Disney movie. The story has been both hilarious and tragic. It is full of invention and twists and tur...

Something very strange is happening to Pinocchio's ears. Has he got a fever? Whatever it is, the same thing seems to be happening to his friend, Lamp-Wick. Perhaps the Land of Toys is not so perfect after all. Catch ...

Pinocchio's fortunes change quickly. In this chapter he becomes a "rich man"But for how long can he keep hold of his fortune? On the road home, he meets a fox and a cat who say they can make his money multiply many times over. Natasha continues her hilarious...

When we last left Pinocchio in mid-sentence he was being chased by a Police Dog. In this chapter we see that Pinocchio has a kind heart, and that one good turn deserves another. Read by Natasha Lee Lewis Illustrated by Chiara Civati.

Pinocchio goes to school at last. The boys are amazed to see a puppet as a pupil, and try to tease him cruelly. Read by Natasha Illustrated by Chiara Civati CHAPTER 26In the morning, bright and early, Pinocchio star...

Pinocchio is on the verge of happiness. The Good Fairy has promised that he will become a boy on the following day. He is throwing a party to celebrate and is inviting all his friends. Toast will be buttered on both sides. But his best friend, Lamp-Wick, has a new temptation f...

In this chapter Pinocchio meets a talking cricket (Il Grillo Parlante) who is NOT called Jiminy - well perhaps Walt Disney knew something we don't. We see that Pinocchio has a terrible temper.Read by Natasha. Illustrated by Chiara Civati.

Pinocchio comes to Storynory! The Italian children's novel by the Italian writer, Carlo Collodi, was first published in 1883. If you have seen the Disney film of Pinocchio, that does not mean to say you know the story. The original tale is much more interesting and action-...