Audiobooks by "Pinocchio", page 3

The Good Fairy advises Pinocchio to go to school and to work hard. She promises that if he can be good, he can become a real boy. Read by Natasha Illustrated by Chiara Civati CHAPTER 25 If Pinocchio cried much longe...

A frantic and desperate chase ensues when Pinocchio is accosted by two robbers - The Assassins - on the road at night. Read by Natasha Lee Lewis Illustrated by Chiara Civati CHAPTER 14"Dear, oh, dear! When I com...

Two old men have a very childish argument and a block of wood interrupts them.Read by Natasha. Illustrated by Chiara Civati. CHAPTER 2In that very instant, a loud knock sounded on the door. "Come in," said the ca...

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 is thirsty and hungry. Several people offer him money in the land of the Busy Bees - there is just one catch - he has to work for his bite to eat. Read by Natasha Lee Lewis Illustrated by Chiara Civati CHAPTER 24...

Pinocchio's new friends, the blind cat and the lame fox, take him to an inn. They eat supper and book a room. Will they keep their promise to multiply his gold coins? Catch up with earlier chapters here.Re...

We last left Pinocchio about to be fried and eaten by the green fisherman. We don't want to give too much away, but there are a few more chapters to go, so it is safe to assume he gets away ! He returns to the fairy's house where he knocks on the door. A snail answers ...

Like it or not, Pinocchio has a job as a guard-dog. Some theives soon come along and try to tempt him with a deal. Will Pinocchio take the bribe? Do you think he is all bad?Read by Natasha Lee Lewis. Illustrated by Chiara Civati.

Geppetto has already given Pinocchio his breakfast, now he is even more kind and generous. We hope you will enjoy this moving chapter.Catch up on earlier chapters.Beautifully read by Natasha. Illustrated...

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-...