The Lady In The Moon

The Lady and the Moon by Lily Wong Fillmore illustrated by Lynn Wang. Who is the lady in the moon? The Sun sets, the moon rises. Come out, come out to play. It is Moon Festival. A night for c Let'sing a song to Lady and the Moon. Let's write a poem to send the Lady Moon. We'll make some treats. Good t We'll wrap them in lotus leaves. Tide will go to knots. Mooncakes, golden pears, melons, and pl We'll make eight treasures. Rice, wrapped in lotus leaves. Night is falling and come out, Lady Moon. Come light up the sky. The moon shows her golden face. C They send their poems to the lady in the moon. She glows. She glides. She grows. Lady Moon feels the sky would light. Let's laugh and sing a song to Lady Moon. Let's read our poems to Lady Moon. We'll make her some treats. Good t We'll wrap them in lotus leaves. Tide will go to knots. Mooncakes, golden pears, melons, pl Rice, wrapped in lotus leaves. Raise your lanterns It's Moon Festival. A night for c The moon is so near. You can touch it if you try. We light our lanterns. We raise them Moon beams and lanterns touch. Oh, what a show! A bridge of light glows in the fall night. Where did it go? Will it take us to the moon? Let's laugh and sing a song to Lady Moon. Let's read our poems to Lady Moon. We'll take her some treats. Good t We'll wrap them in lotus leaves. Tide will go to knots. Mooncakes, golden pears, melons, pl Rice, the end.