Pinocchio, as first translated into English by M. A. Murray and illustrated by Charles Folkard

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The story follows a puppet made from wood who embarks on a journey filled with challenges and moral lessons, ultimately striving to become a real boy. Guided by his father Gepetto, the Talking-cricket, and the Blue Fairy, he grapples with temptation and mischief, often finding himself in dire situations. Each time he faces adversity, he is saved through a mix of luck and the kindness of friends he meets along the way, highlighting themes of redemption and the importance of good behavior.