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About The Adventures of Piccolino
Well-known and well-loved by readers around the world, Carlo Collodi’s famous story of Pinocchio is transformed in this magical tale of love and deceit. Old Jeppet the carpenter is terribly lonely, and yearns to have a son of his own. One day, a puppet he is carving out of wood begins to speak even before he has finished shaping it. The old man names the puppet Pinocchio, and treats him as the son he never had. The puppet is dreadfully naughty and causes trouble for the old man, but his heart...
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Where can I watch The Adventures of Piccolino legally?
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Is The Adventures of Piccolino on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is The Adventures of Piccolino available with an English dub?
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