Kila: Pinocchio
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Kila: Pinocchio - a story book from Kila
- Downloads
- 14+
- on Google Play
- Price
- $0.99
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Sep 28
- 2020 · v1.0.0
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About Kila: Pinocchio
Kila: Pinocchio - a story book from Kila
Kila offers fun story books to stimulate the love of reading. Kila’s story books help kids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount of fables and fairy tales.
Once there was a wood carver in Tuscany named Geppetto. He finished work on a wooden marionette and named it Pinocchio.
Before falling asleep, Geppetto made a wish upon a star that Pinocchio could be a real boy.
During the night, the Blue Fairy visited his workshop and brought Pinocchio to life, even though he still remained a marionette.
She told Pinocchio that if he proved himself brave, truthful, and unselfish he would become a real boy, and assigned Jiminy, a talking cricket, to be his conscience.
Geppetto discovered that his wish had come true and was filled with joy.
Next morning, Pinocchio went to school with Jiminy.
However, Pinocchio was led astray by Honest John the Fox and his companion, Gideon the Cat, who convinced him to join Stromboli's puppet show.
Despite Jiminy's objections, Pinocchio became Stromboli's star attraction as a marionette that could sing and dance without strings.
At the end of the day, Stromboli locked Pinocchio in a birdcage to prevent him going home. The Blue Fairy then appeared and asked him why he wasn’t at school.
Pinocchio started telling lies which caused his nose to grow longer and longer. When Pinocchio vowed to be good from now on, the Blue Fairy restored his nose back to its original form and set him free.
Encountering Pinocchio on his way home, Honest John and Gideon convinced him to take a ride with some other boys to Pleasure Island. Pinocchio, once again, ignored Jiminy’s warning and followed the bad guys.
Later, Jiminy discovered that the island harbored a terrible curse. The boys all made jackasses of themselves by becoming real donkeys to go and work in salt mines and circuses.
Jiminy ran back to warn Pinocchio. They managed to escape with Pinocchio only having a donkey's ears and tail.
Upon returning home, Pinocchio and Jiminy found the workshop empty.
They learned through a message from the Blue Fairy that Geppetto had left to search for Pinocchio with Leo and Figaro. Their boat had been swallowed up by a giant whale named Monstro.
Determined to rescue his father, Pinocchio jumped into the sea, with Jiminy accompanying him. Pinocchio was soon swallowed by Monstro, where he was reunited with Geppetto.
Pinocchio had a plan a plan to gather wood together and started a fire which caused Monstro sneeze the boat out.
Monstro chased the boat and smashed it to pieces with his tail. Pinocchio grabbed his father and paddled.
They succeed getting to shore alive, but Pinocchio had been knocked unconscious and lay face down in a tide pool.
Geppetto took Pinocchio back home, cried, and wondered how he could be so brave.
The Blue Fairy, however, decided that Pinocchio had proven himself to be brave, truthful, and unselfish, and he was reborn as a real human boy.
We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems please contact us at [email protected]
Thanks!
Kila offers fun story books to stimulate the love of reading. Kila’s story books help kids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount of fables and fairy tales.
Once there was a wood carver in Tuscany named Geppetto. He finished work on a wooden marionette and named it Pinocchio.
Before falling asleep, Geppetto made a wish upon a star that Pinocchio could be a real boy.
During the night, the Blue Fairy visited his workshop and brought Pinocchio to life, even though he still remained a marionette.
She told Pinocchio that if he proved himself brave, truthful, and unselfish he would become a real boy, and assigned Jiminy, a talking cricket, to be his conscience.
Geppetto discovered that his wish had come true and was filled with joy.
Next morning, Pinocchio went to school with Jiminy.
However, Pinocchio was led astray by Honest John the Fox and his companion, Gideon the Cat, who convinced him to join Stromboli's puppet show.
Despite Jiminy's objections, Pinocchio became Stromboli's star attraction as a marionette that could sing and dance without strings.
At the end of the day, Stromboli locked Pinocchio in a birdcage to prevent him going home. The Blue Fairy then appeared and asked him why he wasn’t at school.
Pinocchio started telling lies which caused his nose to grow longer and longer. When Pinocchio vowed to be good from now on, the Blue Fairy restored his nose back to its original form and set him free.
Encountering Pinocchio on his way home, Honest John and Gideon convinced him to take a ride with some other boys to Pleasure Island. Pinocchio, once again, ignored Jiminy’s warning and followed the bad guys.
Later, Jiminy discovered that the island harbored a terrible curse. The boys all made jackasses of themselves by becoming real donkeys to go and work in salt mines and circuses.
Jiminy ran back to warn Pinocchio. They managed to escape with Pinocchio only having a donkey's ears and tail.
Upon returning home, Pinocchio and Jiminy found the workshop empty.
They learned through a message from the Blue Fairy that Geppetto had left to search for Pinocchio with Leo and Figaro. Their boat had been swallowed up by a giant whale named Monstro.
Determined to rescue his father, Pinocchio jumped into the sea, with Jiminy accompanying him. Pinocchio was soon swallowed by Monstro, where he was reunited with Geppetto.
Pinocchio had a plan a plan to gather wood together and started a fire which caused Monstro sneeze the boat out.
Monstro chased the boat and smashed it to pieces with his tail. Pinocchio grabbed his father and paddled.
They succeed getting to shore alive, but Pinocchio had been knocked unconscious and lay face down in a tide pool.
Geppetto took Pinocchio back home, cried, and wondered how he could be so brave.
The Blue Fairy, however, decided that Pinocchio had proven himself to be brave, truthful, and unselfish, and he was reborn as a real human boy.
We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems please contact us at [email protected]
Thanks!
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Version 1.0.0 · Updated September 28, 2020
Kila: Pinocchio
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