The Adventures of Pipi the Pink Monkey
Author: Collodi,Claudio;Scheffler,Axel
ISBN: 9781847498540
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Year first published: 02 Feb 2021
Pages: 108 Format: Paperback / softback
Only edition in print
Pip E isn't like his four brothers or the other young monkeys living in the forest of Hullabaloo- he has bright-pink fur, a mischievous character and a rebellious streak that lands him into all sorts of scrapes. In this story, an expanded version of Collodi's original tale, we see him lose his tail to an ancient crocodile, end up as a valet to a young master, fall into the hands of flying bandits and become emperor of a tribe of apes.
Collodi wrote this story immediately after Pinocchio, and the little monkey's adventures present clear similarities, both in terms of themes and characters, with his more celebrated masterpiece. This rediscovered gem of Italian literature, beautifully illustrated by Axel Scheffler and preserving all of Collodi's trademark wit and linguistic crispness, will delight and enthral a new generation of children.
ISBN: 9781847498540
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Year first published: 02 Feb 2021
Pages: 108 Format: Paperback / softback
Only edition in print
Pip E isn't like his four brothers or the other young monkeys living in the forest of Hullabaloo- he has bright-pink fur, a mischievous character and a rebellious streak that lands him into all sorts of scrapes. In this story, an expanded version of Collodi's original tale, we see him lose his tail to an ancient crocodile, end up as a valet to a young master, fall into the hands of flying bandits and become emperor of a tribe of apes.
Collodi wrote this story immediately after Pinocchio, and the little monkey's adventures present clear similarities, both in terms of themes and characters, with his more celebrated masterpiece. This rediscovered gem of Italian literature, beautifully illustrated by Axel Scheffler and preserving all of Collodi's trademark wit and linguistic crispness, will delight and enthral a new generation of children.
