最新英语读书报告20篇.docx

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最新英语读书报告20篇

英语读书报告20篇

　　英语读书报告

（一）：

　　《小王子》英语读书报告

　　Ihavereadsomebooksthisterm。

Theonewhichimpressedmemostis。

Ibroughtthisbooklastterm。

Thebookconsistsofthreeversions:

French，ChineseandEnglish。

IreadChineseversionfirst，whichmademysecondreadinEnglishmucheasier。

I;mnotgoingtotalkaboutthefairytale;swritingskills，writingstyleandwhatphilosophyitcontains。

Instead，Iwillpickoutseveralsentenceswhichmovedmealotandthenshowmyfeeling。

　　Inpart4，thereis;Noteveryonehashadafriend。

;Andlater，inpart17，there;s;It;salsolonelywithpeople。

;Thetwosentencesnearlyhavethesamemeaning。

Atruefriendisofalifetime。

Youmaysaythat:

;Ihavealotoffriends，andwealwaysplaytogetherandchattogether;;;Butinfact，friendsarenotthosewhomyoualwaysstaywith。

Friendscanbeawayfromyourdailylife，canbeoutofconnectionforalongtime，buttheyunderstandwhatyoudoandwhatyousayallthetime。

Youneverfeelembarrassedwhenyoustaywithyourfriendsandevensaynowords。

　　Inpart8，thelittleprince:

;Hehadtakenseriouslycertaininconsequentialremarksandhadgrownveryunhappy。

;It;sthesametous。

Wearetooconcernedaboutwhatotherssaytodowhatwereallywantto。

Nowadays，weseemstocaremoreaboutotherpeoplethanourselves。

Whenyouhaveboughtadressyouthoughtwasbeautiful，someonesaysthat:

;Oh，itisnotsuitableforyou。

;Guesswhat，youwillnotwearthedressanymoreevenifitisnew。

　　Inpart18，theflowerhadseenacaravanpassing:

;Thewindblowsthemaway。

Theyhavenoroots，whichhampersthemagooddeal。

;Thesentenceseemsridiculous，however，makesmethinkalot。

Forhumanbeing，rootsmeanspiritbelief。

There;ssomeonesayingthat:

;Onenationwon;tbedestroyedaslongasithasbelief。

;Here，IwanttomentionJewry。

Nomatterhowmuchhardshipitwentthrough，itnevergiveupitsstruggling。

Ihaveseenaphoto:

anoldJewishwomanholdsabookandreadsitseriouslyeventhoughsheisintheruinafteronebattle。

Iadmirethisnation，andatthesametime，Iworryaboutournation。

MaybeithasbeliefwhichIdon;tnotice。

Itcouldn;tbedeniedthatwearebeingmoreandmorefickleandmaterialistic。

Wearelosingourspiritualbeliefgradually。

Readmoreandsearchforonespiritualholyland。

　　Inpart21，thefoxtellsthelittleprince:

;It;sthetimeyouspentonyourrosethatmakesyourosesoimportant。

;Ilovethissentencemost。

Ithinkofpeople;sdream。

Perhapsinothers;eyes，ourdreamsareinsignificant。

Theyalwaysdiscourageus。

Butwhatweshouldknowisthatonlyifyoudevotetoyourdream，yourdreamidunique。

Youyourselfisthemasterofyourdream。

　　Atlast，Iwanttotaketheauthor;swordastheending:

Allgrown-upswerechildrenfirst（Butfewofthemrememberit）。

Ifonlyweallrememberit。

　　英语读书报告

（二）：

　　Inthissummerholidays，Ireadabookcalled;GreatExpectations;，itwaswrittenbytheCharlesDickens，oneofthemostfamousEnglishwriters。

Hewrotelotsofwonderfulnovels。

Thisbookisoneofhispositions。

　　Peoplealwaysliketoparewiththeirfriends。

Itisabigfoibleofallthepeople。

Ifotherpeoplehavealotofmoney，wealsowanttoberich。

Ifallthepeoplearoundusarepoor，wenevermindthatweareverypoor，too。

wewillnotashamedbecauseofourfolly。

Thisisasocialproblem。

　　Ifweneverpossessanything，wewillnotmindwelostsomething。

Sincewedon;twanttobeveryrich，wewillnotfeeldespondbecausepoor。

　　TheprotagonistofthisnovelisPip（Handel）。

Hisparentsdiedwhenhewasababy。

Hissisterhadbroughthimup;byhand;。

HissistermarriedtoJoeGargery，thevillageblacksmith。

Theydidn;thavemuchmoney，andPipneverwenttoschooltostudy。

Buthewasoftenveryhappy。

Becauseallofhisfriendsarelikehim。

Itisn;tveryunfortunatetothem，thisistheirlives。

Butbyachance，Piphelpedaconvict;hegavemuchfoodtohim。

ThenhemetMissHavisham，averystrangeoldwomanandshewasveryrich。

　　Fouryearslater，MissHavishamwantsPiptoberemovedfromhishomeandeducatedasagentlemanwhoexpectsinheritafortunewhenhegrowup。

　　Afterhearingthat。

Pipstartedtodespisehispoorfriends。

Heevenfeelashamedbecausehelivewiththepoorman。

Pip;s;greatexpectations;destroyedhislife。

　　Thisnoveltoldusthatwecannotparewithothers。

Don;tfeelenvyattheothersmoney。

Andifonedayyoubeveryrich，pleasedon;tdespiseyourpoorfriends。

　　英语读书报告（三）：

　　oneofthemostinterestingquestionsaboutgulliverstravelsiswhetherthehouyhnhnmsrepresentanidealofrationalityorwhetherontheotherhandtheyarethebuttofswift;ssatire。

inotherwords，inbookiv，isswiftpokingfunatthetalkinghorsesordoesheintendforustotakethemseriouslyastheproperwaytoact?

ifwelookcloselyatthewaythatthehouyhnhnmsact，wecanseethatinfactswiftdoesnottakethemseriously:

heusesthemtoshowthedangersofpride。

　　firstwehavetoseethatswiftdoesnoteventakegullverseriously。

forinstance，hisnamesoundsmuchlikegullible，whichsuggeststhathewillbelieveanything。

also，whenhefirstseestheyahoosandtheythrowexcrementonhim，herespondsbydoingthesameinreturnuntiltheyrunaway。

hesays，;imustneedsdiscoversomemorerationalbeing，;eventhoughasahumanheisalreadythemostrationalbeingthereis。

thisiswhyswiftreferstoerasmusdarwinsdiscoveryoftheoriginofthespeciesandthevoyageofthebeagle-toshowhowgulliverknowsthatpeopleareatthetopofthefoodchain。

butiflemulegulliverissatirized，soarethehouyhnhnms，whosevoicessoundlikethecallofcastrati。

theywalkontwolegsinsteadoffour，andseemtobemuchlikepeople。

asgulliversays，;itwaswiththeutmostastonishmentthatiwitnessedthesecreaturesplayingthefluteanddancingavienesewaltz。

tomymind，theyseemedlikethegreatesthumanseverseenincourt，evenmored

　　extrousthanthelordedmundburke;。

asthisquotedemonstrates，gulliveristerriblyimpressed，buthisadmirationforthehouyhnhnmsisshort-livedbecausetheyaresoprideful。

forinstance，theleaderofthehouyhnhnmsclaimsthathehasreadalltheworksofcharlesdickens，andthathecansinglehandedlyrecitethenamesofallthekingsandqueensofenglanduptogeorgeii。

swiftsubtlyshowsthatthishouyhnhnmsprideismisplacedwhen，inthemiddleoftheintellectualpetition，heforgetsthenameofqueenelizabethshusband。

　　swiftssatireofthehouyhnhnmsesoutinotherwaysaswell。

oneofthemostmemorablescenesiswhenthedapplegreymareattemptstowoothehorsethatguenivrehasbroughtwithhimtotheisland。

firstsheactsflirtatiously，paradingaroundthebewilderedhorse。

butwhenthisdoesnothavethedesiredeffect，shegetsanotheridea:

;asiwatchedinamazementfrommyperchinthetopofatree，thesorrelnagdashedoffandreturnedwithayahooonherbackwhowasyetmoremonstrousthanmr。

popebeingfittedbyaclothier。

shedroppedthiscreaturebeforemynagasifofferingupasacrifice。

myhorsesniffedthecreatureandturnedaway。

;itmightseemthatweshouldtakethissceneseriouslyasafailedattemptatcourtship，andthatconsequentlyweshouldseethegreymareasanunrequitedlover。

butitmakesmoresenseifweseethatswiftisbeingsatirichere:

itisthefemalehouyhnhnmwhomakesthemove，whichwouldnothavehappenedineighteenth-centuryengland。

thehouyhnhmisb

　　eingprideful，anditisthatpridethatmakeshimunabletoimpressgullivershorse。

gulliverimaginesthehorsesaying，sblood，thenotionofcreatingthebarebackedbeastwithananimalwhohadheldmr。

popeonherbackmakesmequeezy。

　　afinalindicationthatthehouyhnmnsarenotmeanttobetakenseriouslyoccurswhentheleaderofthehouynhmsvisitslilliput，wherehevisitsthefrenchroyalsociety。

hegoesintoaroominwhichascientististryingtoturnwineintowater（itselfapridefulactthatreferstothemarriageatgallilee）。

thescientisthasbeenworkinghardattheexperimentformanyyearswithoutsuccess，whenthehouyhnmnarrivesandimmediatelyknowsthattodo:

;thecreaturenosoonersteppedthroughthedoorwaythanhestruckuponaplan。

slurpingupallthewineinsight，hequicklymadewaterinabucketthatsatnearthedoor;。

　　英语读书报告（四）：

　　;lesmiserables;（1862）isrepresentativeworksofvictorhugo，asoneofthemostfamousnovelsinthefrenchliterature。

　　thenovelbasicplotisranarangpitifullifehistory。

heoriginallyisonepoorfamilybackgroundworker，becausetheineinsufficientfamilymembergetsby，byonetimestolethebreadisarrestedisputinprison。

passed19yearsfirmprisonandthebitterservicelife。

thepunishmentpletelyafteralsohasthelarcenybehavior，butbenevolentbishopinthericethesorrowfulinfluence，thetransformationisoneshedoneselfmannerperson。

heusesanaliasismadland，worksastheentrepreneur，andispushedformayor。

butsoonandfurtherbecauseexposedthestatusisarrestedisputinprison，afterescapesrescuesthedeceasedfemaleworkerfantin;sdaughtercosettematchfromonebastardhandspecial，wenttoparis。

afterwardsagainunceasinglyencounteredpolice;spursuit。

theranarangentirelifefillsisimprisonedthepainwhichthebitterserviceanddriftsaboutdestitute，thisisthenovelmainclue。

　　;lesmiserables;istheworkwhichonerealismandtheromanticismunifies，theverymanychaptersglittertherealismglory，suchas，in1832paris;sstreetbarricadewarallwroteisquitereal。

buttheromanticismtechniquequitewasalso