.Chang' e on the Moon by Katrina Moore, explained through Cornelia Li, converted through Jaime Chu.I collect photo books that retell misconceptions and folklore, as well as I am thrilled by this gorgeously detailed new rehearsal of the Chinese misconception "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e and also her other half, Hou Yi, reside in peace and passion each other a lot. Hou Yi is an expert bishop, as well as when a lot of sunshines start showing up in the sky, the Baggage King requests Hou Yi's help in shooting all of them down. Subsequently, he provides Hou Yi an elixir of endurance, yet desiring to keep a mortal with his better half, he does not take it. I love Moore's take on the ending. The end constantly winds up with Chang' e taking the panacea and coming to be immortal and also residing on the moon, but I really love Moore's compassionate take on it. Back concern features the tale converted in to Chinese. This is actually a scheduled set of folktales retold coming from around the globe, and also I may certainly not stand by to collect them all!