.Chang' e on the Moon by Katrina Moore, emphasized by Cornelia Li, translated by Jaime Chu.I collect photo manuals that retell misconceptions and also legend, and I am actually delighted through this gorgeously pictorial new rehearsal of the Chinese fallacy "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e and also her partner, Hou Yi, reside in peace and also passion one another a lot. Hou Yi is actually an expert bishop, and also when way too many sunshines begin appearing in the sky, the Jade Emperor requests Hou Yi's aid in firing all of them down. Subsequently, he approves Hou Yi an elixir of eternity, however wanting to stay a temporal with his spouse, he performs not take it. I enjoy Moore's take on the ending. The end always winds up with Chang' e taking the potion and ending up being immortal and living on the moon, however I like Moore's understanding take on it. Back matter includes the tale equated in to Mandarin. This is a scheduled series of folktales retold from worldwide, and I can easily not wait to collect them all!