Pinocchio with a very long nose weeping into his hands, tears falling, in a black ink drawing, with the words I'm Sorry below.

How Good You Are

Pictures by Charles CopelandWords by Carlo Collodi

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Pinocchio weeps over his long nose in Charles Copeland's drawing, with "I'm Sorry" on the cover and Carlo Collodi's words inside: "How good you are... and how much I love you." Collodi first told his tale of the wooden puppet who longed to become a real boy in Florence in 1883, and Copeland drew these pictures for an American edition in 1904. For someone you owe an apology.

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Inside, it says

"How good you are... and how much I love you!" Carlo Collodi, 1883

On the back

Pictures: Charles Copeland, Ginn & Company, 1904 / Words: Carlo Collodi, 1883 / Translation: Carol Della Chiesa, 1925 / Carlo Collodi's tale of the wooden puppet who longed to become a real boy, first told in Florence in 1883. Charles Copeland drew these pictures for an American edition in 1904.

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