Mandarin Readers can Read "New Moon" and "Twilight"in Chinese before Movie Opens
Students of Mandarin Chinese may now read Chinese Translations of "New Moon" (of the Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer). Available from ChildBook.
Online, November 15, 2009 (Newswire.com) - Rowland Heights, Calif. - Chinese-reading fans of the Twilight Saga may now read the novel "New Moon" book in Chinese before the movie opens. ChildBook.com, an online Chinese bookstore for kids, is now offering the Chinese translations of the complete Twilight series for Bella and Edward fans.
New Moon is the second story in the Twilight saga by Stephenie Meyer. It follows the love story of Bella and her vampire boyfriend Edward, and the troubles they have to overcome to sustain their mismatched relationship. In New Moon, Edward decides to leave Bella because of the dangers she encounter as a mortal in a relationship with a vampire. Bella is heartbroken and leans on friend Jacob for support. Bella baits danger in the hopes that Edward will come back for her. She also finds herself having feelings for Jacob as she spends more time with him.
ChildBook has been offering Learn-Chinese books for children since 1997. Since the original customers are now teens, ChildBook is continuously adding to its collections books that will interest young people. Other popular series in Chinese that are available are Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Eragon plus more. All these books are published in Taiwan and certified translations of the original.
"New Moon", "Twilight", "Eclipse" and "Breaking Dawn" are all available from ChildBook in Traditional Chinese characters. New Moon is released by Summit Entertainment and will be shown in theaters worldwide on November 20, 2009.