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Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China

Eleven Bedtime Tales of Mooncakes, Lanterns & the Mid-Autumn Festival — Chinese Folktales for Kids Ages 4–10

by Hoang Le

EBook2026

Where the Mid-Autumn Festival began.

Under the same bright harvest moon that rises over the old walls of China, eleven gentle bedtime tales glow to life — mooncakes shared, riddle-lanterns lit, and the Jade Rabbit's quiet promise kept.

From The Littlest Lantern to Grandmother's Mooncake Secret, every story ends with a gentle lesson to sleep on — kindness, patience, honesty, and respect for elders — plus a Word Nook of new words to treasure, with real Chinese characters.

A beautiful Moon Festival gift for kids ages 4–10: a keepsake Chinese folktale picture book, one story a night.

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Product details

Reading age4–12
LanguageEnglish
Publication dateJuly 19, 2026
FormatKindle eBook
Reading age
4–12
Language
English
Publication date
July 19, 2026
Format
Kindle eBook
ASIN
B0H9MBR4SW

Common questions

What age is Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China for?
Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China is written for ages 4–12. Younger readers in that range enjoy it as a read-aloud with an adult; older ones can read it on their own.
What formats does Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China come in?
Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China is available in paperback and Kindle on Amazon.
Is Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China part of a series?
Yes — it belongs to Once Upon a Lantern. Illustrated bedtime tales from ancient Vietnam and China — mooncakes, paper lanterns, and moral stories about kindness and courage, for ages 4–12.
Does buying Once Upon a Mid-Autumn Moon in China support veterans?
Yes. 50¢ from every copy sold goes to veterans organizations. It applies to every title, in every format.

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