C. Collodi was the pseudonym of Carlo Lorenzini. Special Features: Reed Business Information (c) 2005 Gr 4 Up-This volume is a revision of Innocenti's version of the classic tale (Creative Co, 1988; o.p.). Although the majority of the artwork can be found in the earlier edition, the layout and design have been modified and some new scenes have been added. The book retains the 19th-century European setting, and the careful composition, use of perspective, and dark earth tones are an apt visual expression of this complex moral tale. A more delicate font and text framed on subtly shaded paper give the book a more classic look. Murray's new translation employs more lyrical phrasing and use of language than the earlier edition. Libraries owning the 1988 book needn't replace it, but those looking for a traditional treatment of Pinocchio should consider this handsome revision. Robert Ingpen's version (Purple Bear, 2005) offers a similar traditional flavor, but his portrayal of Pinocchio is more playful than mocking. Sara Fanelli's (Candlewick, 2003) offers a contemporary visual interpretation featuring collage.-Heide Piehler, Shorewood Public Library, WI?