.Chang' e on the Moon by Katrina Moore, explained through Cornelia Li, translated by Jaime Chu.I pick up image books that retell misconceptions and mythology, and also I am delighted through this beautifully pictorial new rehearsal of the Chinese fallacy "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e and also her hubby, Hou Yi, stay in peace and passion one another a lot. Hou Yi is actually a skilled archer, and when too many sunlight begin seeming overhead, the Baggage Emperor demands Hou Yi's support in shooting them down. Afterward, he provides Hou Yi a panacea of everlasting life, but intending to remain a mortal along with his better half, he carries out not take it. I like Moore's take on completion. The end regularly end up with Chang' e taking the elixir and becoming timeless as well as residing on the moon, but I like Moore's compassionate take on it. Back concern includes the tale translated right into Chinese. This is actually a scheduled series of folktales retold from around the world, and I can not wait to collect them all!