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Pinocchio Happy Birthday
Pictures by Charles CopelandWords by Carlo Collodi
Pinocchio strides down a country lane in Charles Copeland's line drawing, with a promise from Carlo Collodi's tale inside: two hundred cups of coffee-and-milk and four hundred slices of toast buttered on both sides. Collodi first told the story of the wooden puppet who longed to be a real boy in Florence in 1883. For a birthday feast worth promising.
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Inside, it says
The Fairy promised to prepare two hundred cups of coffee-and-milk and four hundred slices of toast buttered on both sides. Carlo Collodi, 1883
On the back
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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