以下是小木偶奇遇記故事的英文版：
Once upon a time, there was a wooden boy named Little Wooden Boy. He lived in a small village with his family. One day, he accidentally fell into a river and was saved by a kind stranger. From then on, he was endowed with different emotions, such as joy, sorrow, love and anger.
Little Wooden Boy grew up fast and soon became very popular in the village. However, he always felt that he was not real and that he had no emotions to express his true self. One day, he decided to explore the outside world and left the village for adventure.
On his journey, Little Wooden Boy encountered many challenges and dangers. He met a group of thieves who tried to steal his belongings. He overcame all difficulties and managed to escape from the thieves. He also met a beautiful fairy who granted him wishes and helped him solve many problems.
Finally, Little Wooden Boy realized that he had learned many valuable lessons from his adventures. He realized that emotions were essential for life and that everyone had their own unique strengths and weaknesses. He also realized that true happiness was not determined by what he owned or where he was, but by being true to himself and expressing his emotions in a positive way.
Throughout Little Wooden Boy's adventures, he found that true friends were those who understood him and supported him in his journey. He also learned that love was the most powerful emotion in the world and that it could overcome any obstacle.
Soon after returning home, Little Wooden Boy found that he had become a much more mature and understanding person. He realized that life was full of challenges and that it was important to face them with courage and determination. He also learned to appreciate the little things in life, such as family, friends and simple moments of happiness.
Little Wooden Boy's story teaches us that we should be true to ourselves and express our emotions in a positive way. We should also appreciate the little things in life and remember that true happiness is not determined by external factors, but by being content with ourselves and our own strengths.