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　　小妇人读后感英文版

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　　LittleWomenisanovelpublishedin1868andwrittenbyAmericanauthorLouisaMayAlcott.ThestoryconcernsthelivesandlovesoffoursistersgrowingupduringtheAmericanCivilWar.ItwasbasedonAlcott'sownexperiencesasachildinConcord,Massachusettswithherthreesisters,Anna,May,andElizabeth.LittleWomenisthestoryofTheMarches,afamilyusedtohardtoilandsuffering.AlthoughFatherMarchisawaywiththeUnionarmies,thesistersMeg,Jo,AmyandBethkeepinhighspiritswiththeirmother,affectionatelynamedMarmee.TheirfriendlygiftofaChristmasholidaybreakfasttoaneighbouringfamilyisanactofgenerosityrewardedwithwealthyMr.Laurence'sgiftofasurpriseChristmasfeast.However,despitetheireffortstobegood,thegirlsshowfaults:

theprettyMegbecomesdiscontentedwiththechildrensheteaches;boyishJoloseshertemperregularly;whilethegolden-hairedschoolgirlAmyisinclinedtowardsaffectation.However,Beth,whokeepsthehouseisalwayskindandgentle.AftercertainhappytimeswinningovertheLaurences,darktimesarriveasMarmeefindsoutaboutherhusband'sillness.WorseistocomeasBethcontractsscarletfeverinherSamaritaneffortsforasickneighbourandbecomesmoreorleaninvalid.Thenoveltellsoftheirprogreintoyoungwomanhoodwiththeadditionalstrainsofromance,Beth'sterminalillness,thepressuresofmarriageandtheoutsideworld.Thisisthestoryoftheirgrowingmaturityandwisdomandthesearchforthecontentedneoffamilylife.Itwaswrittenin1867andisafictionalisedbiographyofAlcottandhersisters.Ithasbecomeamuchlovedclassictaleand,whilesomeofitsissuesseemoutdated,manyofthetrialsofthesistersarealltoorelevanttodayasevidencedbyitscontinuedfollowing.

小妇人读后感英文版

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　　Today,ihavereadthebook"LittleWomen".Thedeepestfeelingisitissimpletobehappy!

   Happinessiskinship,friendship,health,laborandpeaceofmind.Havingit,peoplejustfeelnormal.Butwhenlostingit,peopleperhapswillfindthatitcannotbereplacedbyanythingintheworld!

Ordinaryisgreat!

　　Everynightbeforegoingtosleep,Iwanttocarryittoread,lyinginthebed,holdingitinmyhanduntilfallingasleep.ThebookisstillnexttomewhenIwakeupthenextmoring.ThisiswhatIwant.ThisisthefirstbookIlovesomuchtoread,becauseIliketolookintothepastfromthechildhood,Icanfindmyownshadow,myowngrowthprocess.Inthebook,Icanforgetthesadnessasachildcanputitallbehind.

　　ThisbookwaswrittenbytheUnitedStatesLouisa·May·Alcott.Thisbookcanberegardedasafamilybiographytoread,butitisnotabouttheadults'strugglebutthegrowthofthechildren,tellingthemhowtobecomematurefromanaive,fromvulnerabletosuffering,fromurgenttopatient,fromselftoothers.Thebookisalivelysplasheverywhere,theyoungman'sinnocence,purity,courageandvisionforthefuture.Theyarereallyimpressive.     Theyfourcharacterswerecompletelydifferent.Megwas16,Jowas15,Bethwas14,Amywas12. Megwasbeautiful,attractive.Andsheenvieddress.Shedidtuloringtohelpthefamily.Joehadaeautifulhair,andshewasalwaysrunningaroundincirclesandhadastrongpersonality.Thoughsheoftenmakedthingsworse,hadabadtemperanddidsomethinglikeaboy,shewassincere.Shelovedwritingandshehelpedfamilybydoingnursing.

　　Beth,lovedbymostpeople,wasverycuteandshy.Shewasveryquietandneverbeangry.Therewasnowonderthatweallcallher"littlebaby."Shelikedtocurlupinherownhappyworld.Andonlywhenshemetpeopleshetrustin,shewouldbepulledouttimid.Sewasverysympathetictothedolls,andshetreatedthemassmallbabybyhelpingthemmakeupnewclothes.Atthesametime,shelovedplayingthepiano.Shewasveryeasytosatisfy.

　　Amy,wasthesmallestamongtheirfour,lookedlikeayounglady.Shewantedobeanartistandbecometheworld'sgreatestmaster.Lawrencewas16yearsold.helosthisparentwhenhewasalittleboy.Hewasbroughtupbyhisgrandfather.Notwillingtolosthisgrandson,MrLawrenceavoidedhimdoingalotofthingshewanttodo.Sohelivedasadandunhappylifewithhisgrangfatherandwerenotongoodtermswitheachotherbeforeheknewthosefourgirls.Hehadalotofmoney,however,hedidnotshowitoff.Hewasveryenthusiasticandhebecameasunnyboy.MrsMarchiwasawisemother.Sheallowedherchildrentoexperiencethroughthejoysandsorrowsoflifeandhopedherchildrentoexperiencetheirlivesinsteadofcopythehistoryofgeneration.Shehopedherchildrenwouldbebeautiful,talented,kind,lovedandrespectedbythepeople.Shewouldencouragechildren.Shelovedtheircountry.Totheirmotherland,sheencouragedherhusbandtothewarandneverregretedit.Shehadbeenlearninghowtosetanexampletothechildren.Atfirst,everylittlegirlhadtheirshareofvanity.However,aftergoingthroughalot,theygraduallygrowed.Theyunderstandwhatistruehappiness.

　　Eachofthemhadtheirowncastlesintheairandtheirlittleaspirration.Intheirview,familywastheirplaceofgrowthandrefuge.Theywouldlistencarefullytotheirmother,wouldusetheirskillfulhandsandcleverbraintocreatthebeautyoflifeandwouldbeautifytheirsoul.Somepeoplesaid,foursistersgrowingupwaslikearichestinterestingeducatingpoem.Theauthorusednormallanguagetoshowusthegreathumamfamily,friendshipandlove.

　　Intheeyesoffoursisters,thehappiestthingwastheycouldlivewiththosewhotheylovedforever.Indeed,Inmyopinion,thisisalsomygreatesthappiness.Theywereveryhardwokingandtheyhelpedthehometosupportthefamilybydoingvariousthings.Theywerebusybuttheydidnotlackofthelusteroflife.Onceeachofthemhadbeenlost,regreted,andpuzzled,butanyway,theygrewup.Theywereinnocentandhadnobadopinions.Afterexperiencingaseriesoftrialsandlifetodeath,theygraduallysaidgoodbyetotheirchildishandbecamemature.Theyhelpedeachother,lovedeachother,andbecameagroupoflittlewomenwhocouldstiruptheburdensoflife.Theirsmileisinmymind,rememberingmetobestrong,tohaveapureheart.T

　　heyalsotellushowtodealwithfamilyrelationship.Fromthem,IthinkIhavetolearntobestrong,learnhowtobecontentandlearnhowtocherishwhatwehave.Donotundershandtheirvaluableafterwelosethem.Weshouldtreatotherssincerelyandregardeverypartingasforeverparting.Justasthesayinggoes,donotcryforthepastmeteors,oryouwillmisstheothers.Weshouldbecarefultofindothersadvantages.Weshouldhavehopestothefutureandsetourowngoalsandthenstrivetoreachthem.Allowourselvestobeanindependent,strongandmotivatedpeople.Justbeareallittlewoman!

小妇人读后感英文版（三）

　　LittleWomanwaswrittenbyAmericanfemalewriterAlcott.Afterreadingthisnovel,Ihavesomeopinionsaboutthesefourwomen.

　　ThenoveldescribedfoursistersintheMarchfamily;theywerekindtoeachotherandloveeachother,hardworking,stayedwithneighborLaurencefriendly.Differentdispositiongirlshadfoundtheirownhappythroughtheirowngoodnessandindustrious.Thenovelhasnotafluctuationplotandfascinatingsuspensioninaplay,buttheauthordescribedthehappinessinMarchfamilywiththesimplelanguage.Theirgoodandkind,loyaltytoloveandfamilyhasleftmeadeepimpression.Theauthoronlydescribedveryordinarydetailinthelife,butrevealsthelovetothehappylifeexpectationeverywhere.

　　Althoughthesegirlsborninapoorfamily,buttheyallhadthepositiveattitudetoanymatter,thenovelhadlaidemphasisontheirindividualityandthedignity,butalsohasdisplayedtheirself-expressionrestraint.Independentlywasthesefourgirls’scommoncharacteristic,theyalwayskeepdiscoveringtheirownshortcomingandcorrectitassoonaspossiblewhichworthourlearning.Lookwe,somepeoplealwaysmakemistakes,buttheyalwaysthinkthatitisasmallmistake;theydon’tneedtonoticeit,letitgo.Ifeveryonelikethem,thesocietywillbecomeveryawful,norulecanlimitpeople’sbehaviors,theycandoanythingtheylike.

　　Thesefourgirlsareverydifferent,letmeintroducethem,Meg,theeldestofthefour,wassixteen,andverypretty,beingplumpandfair,withlargeeyes,plentyofsoft,brownhair,asweetmouth,andwhitehands,ofwhichshewasrathervain.Fifteen-year-oldJowasverytall,thin,andbrown,andremindedoneofacolt,forsheneverseemedtoknowwhattodowithherlonglimbs,whichwereverymuchinherway.Shehadadecidedmouth,acomicalnose,andsharp,grayeyes,whichappearedtoseeeverything,andwasbyturnsfierce,funny,orthoughtful.Herlong,thickhairwasheronebeauty,butitwasusuallybundledintoanet,tobeoutofherway.RoundshouldershadJo,bighandsandfeet,aflyawaylooktoherclothes,andtheuncomfortableappearanceofagirlwhowasrapidlyshootingupintoawomananddidn'tlikeit.Beth,aseveryonecalledherwasarosy,smooth-haired,bright-eyedgirlofthirteen,withashymanner,atimidvoice,andapeacefulexpressionwhichwasseldomdisturbed.Herfathercalledher"LittleTranquility,"andthenamesuitedherexcellently,forsheseemedtoliveinahappyworldofherown,onlyventuringouttomeetthefewwhomshetrustedandloved.Amy,thoughtheyoungest,wasamostimportantpersoninherownopinionatleast.Aregularsnowmaiden,withblueeyes,andyellowhaircurlingonhershoulders,paleandslender,andalwayscarryingherselflikeayoungladymindfulofhermanners.Whatthecharactersofthefoursisterswerewewillleavetobefoun