The story of Pinocchio has been told and interpreted many times – the main character is made of wood by Guisseppo a toy maker who sells  his coat to buy him a school book so he can be educated.

However, instead of listening to good advice given him, he decides to sell his book for a ticket to the puppet theatre. From this moment on many adventures befall the boy, causing him more trouble taking him into a series unfortunate circumstances involving a fox, cat, plus a group of mischevious teenagers.  

Granted, Pinocchio's intentions have always been pursued with good intentions, to make his father proud and all the while, his exploits are being overlooked by the Blue Fairy who had granted Gesseppo's wish for a real boy, albeit a wooden one.    All ends well though, when he saves his father's life, so the Blue Fairy turns him into a real boy.