.Chang' e on the Moon through Katrina Moore, highlighted through Cornelia Li, converted by Jaime Chu.I collect photo books that retell misconceptions and mythology, and I am thrilled through this gorgeously detailed new rehearsal of the Chinese misconception "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e and her other half, Hou Yi, live in peace and also love one another very much. Hou Yi is an expert archer, and when a lot of suns begin showing up in the sky, the Baggage Empress demands Hou Yi's assistance in firing them down. Afterward, he gives Hou Yi an elixir of endurance, but wishing to stay a mortal along with his spouse, he does not take it. I enjoy Moore's take on the ending. The end always end up with Chang' e taking the potion and also coming to be timeless and also living on the moon, but I love Moore's empathetic take on it. Back concern includes the story converted right into Chinese. This is a structured collection of folktales retold from worldwide, as well as I may certainly not hang around to collect all of them all!