What is your summary after reading a famous book? It is necessary to write a reading note about your own gains. How to write reading notes and avoid writing "running accounts"? The following are sample essays (4 selected) of English bookworms' reading notes compiled by me, for reference only. Let's have a look.
Reading Notes of English Bookworm 1 This winter vacation, I read a great book, Bookworm. At the great 1, I enjoyed the beautiful moon, and I knew the football story of Mary, the queen … in short, I benefited a lot. I like this book very much.
Among them, my favorite book is Love or Money. It tells the story of the death of a rich woman. Everyone suspected that the money they greeted her was drooling. Her little daughter threatened her to get money; On the surface, she seems to love her eldest daughter, but the reason is that she hates her mother; Her son fell out with his mother over a piece of land …
Turns out the killer was her eldest daughter! The reason must be that she is the person I love!
I am sad. It's unfilial of a girl to kill her mother. I know people will kill the people closest to you for various reasons. Therefore, we should control ourselves and avoid excitement, not reckless things …
Bookworm has taught me a lot.
Notes on reading English bookworms in winter vacation II. I read a book. This is great. Its name is "monkey's paw". This book tells the story of a white man and claws. Mr. White's friend gave him a small and dirty paw. He said, "It can make your dreams come true. But you will feel unhappy. " What does Mr. White want? 3000. A few days later, he got it? 3,000, but his son deid. In the end, Mr. White and his wife were very sad.
I think "monkey's paw" is very useful. Because it tells us something important. It is impossible to get something for nothing. We must do everything by ourselves. We must know to learn by doing.
10 years old. I'm not good at math. I have tried to find many ways to escape. But no one is nice to me. My mother told me, "Learn by doing", and I did some tests. Now, my math is ok. I think my story is like Monkey's Paw. In the new future, I will do everything by myself, not relying on my parents. I know I'm the best.
What a good story! Monkey Claw is perfect, and I will learn more and more in it.
I am studying in this winter vacation. I like Canterbury Tales very much.
Canterbury Tales is more than just a collection of works. It has many functions.
For example:
(1): It shows a broad picture of society. Pilgrims from all walks of life: knights, monks, scholars, lawyers, businessmen, craftsmen, farmers, miller.
(2): It adopted various literary genres in the Middle Ages, including knight legend, sage biography, sermon and fable.
(3): The description of the characters and the general sequence and opening of the story are interesting and full of humor.
(4) The characteristics of the narrator's own language, and each story reflects the identity, interests, hobbies, occupation and life experiences of the narrator.
The works are humorous and satirical, with a strong sense of comedy, and most of the stories adopt double rhyme style, which has a far-reaching influence on later English literature.
This is a great book.
A few days ago, I read a book called Monkey's Paw, which was written by Jacobs. The story happened on a cold and dark night. Got a magic monkey paw from his friend Morris. Morris told him that a monkey's paw can give three wishes to three people, but it can't bring them happiness. However, old Mr. White still refused to listen to Morris's advice and made a wish with his paws. Finally, he got 30 thousand pounds, but his son died. At the end of the story, Mrs. White almost went crazy. The whole family was plunged into sorrow and fear.
This story is gripping and a little scary. This is tragic and thought-provoking. The plot is both unexpected and reasonable. Although old Mr. White was warned by his friends, he wouldn't listen. It turned out to be a tragedy. What caused all this? It is obvious that Mr. White is greedy. He wants to get something for nothing, but it is impossible in this world. I'm afraid he will spend the rest of his life in regret. All three people who used monkey's paw paid an irreparable price for their greed.
This short story tells us a lesson about not daydreaming. It is foolish and unrealistic to wait for money and unearned success. We should work and study harder. Go after the treasure yourself, and have no regrets.
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