Lin Yis Lantern: A Moon Festival Tale by Brenda Williams. The Legend of Mooncake Festifal is the most widely accepted tale regarding the moon and the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival. It is said that in ancient. There is an abundance of magical legends about the Mid-Autumn Festival. Lin Yi wants a red rabbit lantern for the moon festival, but first he must buy the things his mother needs. Will he have enough money left? Lin Yi’s lantern: A Moon Festival tale “Now, tell me again what you are to buy from the market,” said Lin Yi’s mother. Lin Yi counted the items off on his fingers as he repeated the list once more. “Moon cakes, star fruit, rice, yams and peanuts for Uncle Hui.” “Good boy,” said his mother.
Get this from a library! Lin Yi's lantern: a Moon Festival tale. [Brenda Williams; Benjamin Lacombe] -- When his mother sends him to the market to buy necessities for the upcoming festival, Lin Yi is certain his bargaining skills will get him the best prices and he will have money left over for his. Lin Yi's mother has sent him to the local market to buy food for the Moon Festival, but what he really wants is a red rabbit lantern. Will he barter well enough to be able to buy one? Benjamin Lacombe's vivid illustrations are the perfect complement to Brenda Williams' gentle story. AGES: AUTHOR: Brenda Williams is a widely published poet. 1 Comment on Book Review: Lin Yi's Lantern; A Moon Festival Tale, by Brenda Williams Benjamin Lacombe (Illustrator) Adriana (BooksOnHerMind) says: November 1, at pm.
Lin Yi’s lantern: A Moon Festival tale “Now, tell me again what you are to buy from the market,” said Lin Yi’s mother. Lin Yi counted the items off on his fingers as he repeated the list once more. “Moon cakes, star fruit, rice, yams and peanuts for Uncle Hui.” “Good boy,” said his mother. Lin Yi's Lantern: A Moon Festival Tale by Brenda Williams and Benjamin Lacombe Set in China, this story offers an opportunity to learn about Chinese customs through. Masquerading as a sweet story that teaches about selflessness and its rewards, Brenda Williams's Lin Yi's Lantern: A Moon Festival Tale cleverly introduces children to aspects of Chinese culture, namely market life in China's smaller locales, as well as the Moon Festival of the subtitle and traditions associated with it.
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