.Chang' e on the Moon by Katrina Moore, highlighted by Cornelia Li, converted by Jaime Chu.I gather image manuals that retell misconceptions and also folklore, as well as I am actually delighted through this gorgeously illustrated new retelling of the Mandarin myth "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e as well as her hubby, Hou Yi, reside in peace and passion one another dearly. Hou Yi is a skilled archer, as well as when a lot of sunlight begin seeming in the sky, the Jade King demands Hou Yi's help in shooting all of them down. Later, he grants Hou Yi a panacea of everlasting life, but desiring to stay a mortal with his partner, he does certainly not take it. I really love Moore's take on the ending. Completion consistently winds up along with Chang' e taking the potion and also coming to be never-ceasing and also living on the moon, but I like Moore's empathetic take on it. Back issue features the tale converted in to Mandarin. This is actually a structured collection of folktales retold from around the world, as well as I may certainly not wait to accumulate all of them all!