“He shrank the pillar until it was as small as a needle, and he tucked it behind his ear.“
“He shrank the pillar until it was as small as a needle, and he tucked it behind his ear.“
Using Chinese folklore it provides readers with knowledge of the legendary Monkey King and why he is so important in Chinese culture as it is one of the best-known stories in China. I think it is also a great book to use when teaching students the value of trusting your friends.
pick“Monkey King“ is a legendary tale formed from Chinese folklore that follows a courageous hero as he travels to India and protects Xuan Zang throughout their journey. This classic tale is one that is great for learning about the value of identity.
Monkey King is a folktale because it uses a lot of Chinese cultural elements and has oral tradition roots. It also has morals and themes like personal growth, humility, and wisdom. it also fits the myth category because there is a main character who goes on a journey and transforms.
pickMonkey King by Ed Young retells a classic Chinese folktale of the mischievous and powerful Monkey King. He goes on a journey to gain immortality and is rebelling against the jade emperor. The illustrations compliment the story in the journey of the Monkey King.
“There are things that words do that pictures never can, and likewise, there are images that words can never describe.“
The moment when the Monkey shows off his tricks to Dragon King and battling Jade Emperor.
pickThis story is a legend. The ambitious monkey travels to Square Inch Mountain to train with Master Putt. During his training he masters the art of turning cloud somersaults, riding the wind, changing shape, and disappearing into thin air. Then he uses his new tricks on Dragon King and battling Jade Emperor.
