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英语读书笔记

英语读书笔记

英语读书笔记第一篇：

Theresnoshortcutinlife.　　----LynnBarberanEducation　　Whatdoesabeautifulandclevergirlneed?

ThisbookisbasedonLynnBarberwhichisafamousjournalistworkingfortheGuardian.Thebooktellsusatruthwritteninstone,thatis,theresnoshortcutinlife.WhenthejournalistLynnBarberwas16,shewaspickedupatabus-stopbyanattractiveoldermanwhodrewupinhissportscar-andherlifewasalmostwrecked.Abrightconfidentgirl,oncoursetogotoOxford,shebeganarelationshipwhich,incredibly,wasencouragedbyherconventional,suburbanparentsandwhichtookherintothesemi-criminalworldofwestLondonjustasthe1960sbegan.　　Lynnisabeautiful,intelligent,versatile,grace,romanticgirlwhoconsidersFranceashisdreamdestiny.Undoubtedly,sheisexcellent.However,sheisalsoagirlwithseriousrebelliousspirits,eventhoughtshealwaysgetsthefirstinhisschool.　　Suchagirllikehermeetsamaninhersixteens.Shebelievesthatthemanistheonesheneeds.Heisrich,humorous,talkative,gentleandwithgoodtaste.HealwaystakeshertotheUpscaleDining-room,totheartexhibition,totheconcert,makingallherdreamestrue,instillingdeeperedificationinhermind.　　Atlast,shesadlyfoundthatthemanhasbeenmarried.Throughtheabundantexperience,sherealizestheshamanddelusionintheadultworld.Shedecidestoleavetheman.Finally,sheisadmittedtoOxfordbyherowneffortandmeetshertruelove.　　Intheworld,therearesomanygirlthatbornwithgreattalentssuchasBeautifulappearance,clevermind,wonderfulopportunityandsoon.Theyaremoreluckyandexcellentbynature.Somegirlshavesomethingintheirdisposition.Maybetheywerejustborntoomean,ormaybetheywereborntootender.　　Nevertheless,thegodlikesofferingthebeautifulandclevergirlsachoicequestion,justlikeLynnstrueexperienceinthisbook.Actually,hehopesustotrulyunderstandthattheresnoshortcutinlife.Althoughyougetmoretalentsthanothergirls,alloftheseadvantagesforceyoutobepragmatic.Onlyhasparedtotheothersearly,diligently,canbeappreciatedbythegodofthedestiny.Andthetrueloveesfromthemonpsychologicalsympatheticchord.Falseperfectionisnotimmunetotrueinplete.Agirlmusthasherownself-esteemandproud.　　Thisbookalsoraisesaquestionopentodiscuss,whywegirlsneedtolearn,whatwelearntandwhatweneed.Intheancientchina,womenarebornwithmensaccessories.Uptillnow,althoughtheworldgetsbetter,butitisstillapatriarchalsociety.Whatwegirlslearnt?

Theresnodenyingthatifweenterabetterschool,wewillmeetbettermen,getbetteropportunities.Maybewecangetintothesociety,workforinternationalpaniesandbeindependentwomen.Wecanlivebetter,butcouldwegethappiness?

Whynotwelearnhowtochooseaman?

Inmyhumbleopinion,learningmakesushavethechancetochoose,tochoosewhatweneed.Learningmakesusindependentandself-confident.Wecanliveourownlifeandhavethechancetochoose,chooseamantogetmarry,chooseakindoflifetolive,choosewhatwewant.Itisreasonablethatgirlsdreamsofbeingprincess,andlearningmakesyoubeyourownqueen.　　第二篇：

TreasureIsland　　Book:

TreasureIsland　　Author:

RobertLouisStevenson　　Ⅰ.Introductiontotheauthor:

　　RobertLouisStevensonwasborninEdinburghandtrainedasalawyer.Hewrotesomeplays,andbooksabouthistravelsinFranceandBelgium,buthisfirstfull-lengthstorywasTreasureIsland.　　Hegottheideaforthestoryfromamaphisstepson,Lloyd,haddrawnwhentheywereonholiday.Betweenthemtheyinventednamesfortheplacesontheisland.ThatimaginaryislandinspiredStevensontowriteTreasureIsland.　　Ⅱ.Introductiontothebook　　Whenanoldpiratediesinhisparentsinn,JimHawkinstakespossessionofatreasuremapandwithhisfriendsDrLiveseyandSquireTrelawneyhesetssailtofindthetreasure.Whenhediscoversthattheshipscrew,ledbyLongJohnSilver,plantomutinyandstealtheirtreasurethough,Jimhastoworkhardtooutwitthepirates.EventuallyJimandhisfriendstriumphandreturntoEnglandwiththeirshareofthetreasure,butnotbeforetheslipperyLongJohnSilverhasescaped-takingfourhundredguineaswithhim!

　　Ⅲ.Findoutanswerstothequestions:

　　1.HowcanJimgetasilverfourpenceonceamonthfromFlint?

　　Ifhedkeephiseyesopenforasea-faringmanwithoneleg.　　2.WhatdoJimandhismotherfindinFlintsroom?

　　Frominsideesastrongsmelloftobacco.Attheverybottomtheyfindabundletiedupinoilcloth,andabagthatjingledwithcoins.　　3.WhatisJimfirstimpressionofLongJohnSilver?

　　HehasbeenworryingthatSilvermightbetheone-leggedmanhewaswarnedofattheAdmiralBenbow.ButonelookatthiscleanandsmilinglandlordtellshimheisnopiratelikeBlindPeworBlackDog.　　4.HowdoesCaptainSmollettthinkoftheirvoyage?

　　Thecrewknowsmoreaboutthevoyagethanhedoes.Next,hefindsouttheyaregoingaftertreasure.Treasureisdangerouswork.Hedoesntliketreasurevoyagesandhedoesntlikeitwhenthesecrethasbeenblabbedtoeverymanaboard.　　5.WhatisSilversoffer?

　　HesaidyougiveusthechartandstopshootingpoorseamenandIllgiveyouachoice.Youcaneaboardtheship,oncewehavethetreasureand,onmywordofhonour,welldeliveryoutoasafeport.Orifthatainttoyourfancy,youcanstayhere.WellgiveyouashareofthestoresandIllsendthefirstshipwesighttopickyouup.　　6.HowseriousiscaptainSmollettwounded?

　　Hehasbeenshottwice:

intheshoulderandintheleg.Thedoctorsaidheshouldntwalknormovehisarmforsomeweek.　　Ⅳ.Thingstoponder　　1.WhatsyourimpressionofJim,SmollettandSilver.　　Jim:

Heiseagerandenthusiastictogotoseaandhuntfortreasure.Heisamodestnarrator,neverboastingoftheremarkablecourageandheroismheconsistentlydisplays.Jimisoftenimpulsiveandimpetuous,butheexhibitsincreasingsensitivityandwisdom.　　Smollett:

Smollettisarealprofessional,takinghisjobseriouslyanddisplayingsignificantskillasanegotiator.LikeLivesey,SmollettistoopetentandreliabletobeaninspirationalfigureforJimsteenagemind.SmollettbelievesinrulesanddoesnotlikeJimsdisobedience;heeventellsJimthatheneverwishestosailwithhimagain.　　Silver:

Silverisdeceitfulanddisloyal,greedyandvisceral,anddoesnotcareabouthumanrelations.HeusedtobeamemberofthepiratesundertheconcernofFlint.Withastrongdesiretotakethepossessionofsevenhundredthousandpounds,hedeckshimselfintotheimageofagentleman.Sohebeesthesecretringleaderofthepirateband.Hisphysicalandemotionalstrengthisimpressive.　　2.Whatcanwelearnfromthisnovel?

　　Theintentionofthenoveltellsustheloveofhumanityandjusticeareoftenoverevil.ThemaincharacterJimistherepresentationofjustice,andfinallyhewins,whilethepirateSilverplaysanoppositepartwhofinallyisspurnedbypeople.Inthenovelmoneyactuallyhadchangedthefeelingsbetweenpeople,corrodedtheworldandeverything.Ofcourse,moneyitselfisinnocent,butthematerialandgreedyheartthatdrivespeoplepursuethemoneybyallbadmeans.　　3.Whatareyourfeelingsafterreadingthenovel?

　　Icanfeelthemoneyhasagreattemptationtohuman.BothJimandSilvergototheTreasureIslandtotakethepossessionofhugesumsofmoney.TheonlydifferenceIcanfindisthatSilverisapiratewhileJimisapureboy.IhavealwaysbeenthinkingaboutthereasonwhyreadersbelieveSilverdoesnthavetherighttogetmoney.Maybeitisbecauseheistoohypocritical.Hedoesntdeserveit.　　Ⅴ.Yourfavoritesentencesinthebook　　1.WewouldneedmorethangoodluckifwewereevergoingtoseeEnglandagain.2.Itwasadcoldmorningandtheystoodknee-deepinawhitemist.　　3.Thecoraclefloatedwelluponthewater,butitwasanawkwardboattosteer.4.Thecliffswereringedwithfallenrockswherethebreakerscrashedfoamingwhite.　　5.Therewasnotasoulondeck,onlymuddyfootprintsandabrokenbottlerollingbackwardsandforwardwiththeriseandfalloftheship.　　6.YougivesmefoodanddrinkandtiesupmywoundandIlltellyouhowtosailtheship.　　7.OnlyHandsspoiledmyhappiness.IcouldfeelhiseyesfollowingmeasIwentaboutmywork,watchingmewithacraftysmileonhisface.　　8.Ineverseenanygoodeoutofgoodnessyet.Himwhostrikesfirstliveslongest.Deadmendontbite.　　第三篇：

TheKiteRunner　　Book:

TheKiteRunner　　Author:

KhaledHosseiniPages:

1-163　　Briefintroduction:

AmiristhesonofthefamousmerchantinAfghanistan.Therearetwoservantsinhishouse,AliandhissonHassan.AmirplayswithHassanallthetimeinhischildhood.HassanisHazara,whileAmirisPashtuns.HazaraisdiscriminatedagainstbyPashtuns.SoalthoughHassanbelievesthatAmirishisfriend,Amirdoesnotagree.AmirtricksHassansometimesbutHassannevergetsangry.Thingsgopeacefully,untilonenightAmirseesthreeboyshitHassantotheground.InsteadofhelpHassan,Amirrunsaway.Fromthatdayon,AmirdoesnotknowhowtofaceHassan.Inordernottoberegrettedeverysecond,AmirfinallymakesHassanandAlileavehishome.Justafterthat,RussianforcesAmirscountry.AmirandhisfatherhavetomovetoAmerica.　　ments:

Thisbookmakesmeremembermychildhood.ThefirstpartofthebookisonlyaboutsomelittlethingsinAmirschildhood.ThewarmandhappytimehehaswithHassan.Theyclimbtreeandhills,playgamesandtellstories.IamextremelyupsettoseeHassanleave.Amirthinkshehurtseveryone,Hassan,AliandhisBaba.