Description: On the moonlit night before Chuseok, the whole family gathers together to make songpyeon (rice cakes). They add beans, they add chestnuts, and they carefully press in their loving thoughts for one another, piling the rice cakes high on a round tray. This is a warm story about a family's heartfelt wishes as they prepare to celebrate Chuseok! On the night before Chuseok, when the round full moon rises, the family gathers to make delicious songpyeon together. Grandmother presses mung bean filling into the rice cakes, pouring her wishes into each one: "May our second daughter-in-law give birth to a beautiful, healthy baby." The young aunt shapes her songpyeon while eagerly waiting for the baby to come, filling her rice cakes with excitement and anticipation. Grandfather shapes his songpyeon with a tender wish for Grandmother's good health. As Chuseok approaches, the family prepares delicious food to share together, catches up with relatives they haven't seen in a while, and polishes the ritual dishes to get ready for the ancestral ceremony. The joy of reunion with family during the holiday shines through in every page. The illustrator's lyrical and warm paintings, hand-painted on hanji (traditional Korean paper) she made herself, blend beautifully with the gentle text to capture the true spirit of Chuseok. Through this picture book, children can build interest in and understanding of Korean traditional holidays. Come read this heartwarming story about a family preparing for Chuseok and making wishes for the people they cherish most.