Buratino is tricked by the fox (blind) and the cat Basilio (lame) into going to the “Land of Fools” (a satire of capitalist greed), where they bury his coins, claiming a magical tree grows money. Buratino is robbed and imprisoned.
The Adventures of Buratino (Russian: Приключения Буратино ) is a 1936 Soviet children’s book by Alexei Nikolayevich Tolstoy , based on Carlo Collodi’s 1883 Italian classic The Adventures of Pinocchio . Tolstoy initially translated Collodi’s story but found it too moralistic and dark. He decided to rewrite it as a lighter, more humorous, and ideologically distinct tale for Soviet children. buratino adventures
Despite good intentions, Buratino sells his ABC book to get a ticket to a puppet theater performance. During the show, he interrupts the cruel puppet master , who initially wants to burn Buratino but becomes fascinated when the puppet mentions a secret door behind a painted fireplace in Carlo’s closet. Karabas gives Buratino five gold coins and warns him not to leave Carlo’s closet — a lie to find the door himself. Buratino is tricked by the fox (blind) and