.Chang' e on the Moon through Katrina Moore, emphasized by Cornelia Li, translated by Jaime Chu.I collect image books that retell myths as well as mythology, and I am delighted by this beautifully detailed new rehearsal of the Chinese fallacy "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e as well as her husband, Hou Yi, reside in unity and also love each other a lot. Hou Yi is a professional bishop, and when a lot of sunlight begin seeming in the sky, the Baggage Empress asks for Hou Yi's assistance in shooting them down. Subsequently, he approves Hou Yi a potion of everlasting life, but wanting to stay a mortal with his better half, he performs not take it. I like Moore's take on the ending. The end always end up along with Chang' e taking the elixir as well as becoming immortal as well as residing on the moon, yet I really love Moore's understanding take on it. Back matter features the tale translated in to Mandarin. This is a prepared set of folktales retold coming from worldwide, and I can easily certainly not wait to gather them all!