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Hyrule Historia continues to be the main sourcebook for all things canon, when it deals with being Zelda. History of Hyrule's own member, Melora has been working around the clock to scan and upload every page of this Japanese work. Many fans are pleased to see the work done, myself being one of them. It's only been a few days since Melora has received her copy of the book, but she seems to have worked around the clock to get every page online. Each page looks crisp and sharp and clicking on each page will bring up an even larger size. It's quite an adventurous sight to look at. To view the uploaded version of Hyrule Historia, head on over to History of Hyrule's site (http://historyofhyrule.com/).
On a side note, Glitterberri is working on a translation project for the book so other fans will be able to read it in their native language. If you use Facebook, there's a page (http://www.facebook.com/pages/NoA-Pl...16841885016483) on the social media outlet that is essentially a petition for fans to "Like" and demand for an English (and other languages as well) version of this cornucopia of information.
Source: History of Hyrule
On a side note, Glitterberri is working on a translation project for the book so other fans will be able to read it in their native language. If you use Facebook, there's a page (http://www.facebook.com/pages/NoA-Pl...16841885016483) on the social media outlet that is essentially a petition for fans to "Like" and demand for an English (and other languages as well) version of this cornucopia of information.
Source: History of Hyrule