When "Imagination Syndrome" spreads across Maskanunka Island and everyone begins to dream freely, reading books is banned and the island's library is shut down. As a result, the way the people of Maskanunka perceive the world and their priorities slowly begin to shift. In time, they even start to forget that books ever existed. It is during this strange era that Pinocchio accidentally ends up on the island.

The islanders—whose skin color changes according to their emotions—and the "wooden-legged" Pinocchio share a common goal: justice and equality. For this very cause, Aesop, who has remained silent for twenty years, takes over the island's leadership from his father. With the help of Jules Verne and Professor Hat, guardian of the Library of Infinity, they devise a brilliant plan.

At last, it is time to listen to the voice of books again...

Accompanied by Merve Atılgan's illustrations, this thought-provoking novel—complete with a surprising ending—reflects on the importance of protecting and preserving cultural values, which are considered humanity's shared heritage.

Sonsuzluk Kütüphanesi (The Library of Infinity) opens the door to an imaginative universe that "contains pages from humanity's life story on this planet." It entrusts young readers with the mission of carrying the wisdom of books—those strong bridges connecting the centuries—into the future.

Age: 9+

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