After reading a famous book carefully, I believe everyone has a lot to share. Let's write a good review and record your gains and feelings. So how should we write the post-reading? The following are my thoughts on reading Anne of Green Gables, for reference only. Let's have a look. Thoughts on reading Anne of Green Gables 1
I got to know Anne of Green Gables from Reading magazine and bought it. Curious, I looked through it and walked into Anne's world.
The author of this book is Lucy Maud Montgomery, a world-renowned Canadian woman writer. She was born in Prince Edward Island. No wonder everything in the book is described so thoroughly-Everly is Montgomery's hometown!
I think this book is full of childhood joys. Anne had a carefree childhood. When you are tired of playing, just sit by the clear stream and read some books and drink some water. Tired of reading, I went to bake scones with my foster mother (Anne is an orphan and a child adopted by Matthew's brother and sister). Annie knows how to combine work and rest. She won't overdo it, nor will she delay her lessons, and her grades are among the best. He must be a child prodigy.
I think this book is full of the true meaning of friendship. Anne and her intimate friend Diana read and played together, and they were inseparable all day. They learn from each other and encourage each other. I believe that even though Anne and Diana will be separated when they grow up, and may live far apart, their hearts will still be together.
I think friendship is everywhere. Maybe it's around you, or maybe it's within reach. But we must be able to "distinguish" the good from the bad and make friends to become better. Thoughts on reading Anne of Green Gables 2
Who is the girl with red hair, freckles and fantasy? Of course, she is the famous classic image of Canada-Anne. Shirley!
by the station, there sat a little girl, dressed in ridiculous flannel clothes and with a pair of eager eyes looking for someone to meet her. I didn't know her name was Anne until she got on the carriage and sped to the Green Gables farmhouse. On the way to Spencer's house, I realized that she was a poor orphan, and her parents died of fever.
it's sunny in the morning of June. Annie has forgotten yesterday's sadness. Although she can't stay in Green Gables, she can imagine. In those big eyes, I have already stared at the ever-changing sky outside the window. Her heart also flew to the outside of the cloud nine. This is really a good place to stay. How satisfied she was when she finally knew that she could stay in the Green Gables farmhouse; When she and her classmate Gilbert. How indignant Brian was when he made a grudge; When she and Diana. How happy Barry was when he became a bosom friend. She is so devoted to love and hate. I read that every time Annie gets into trouble, every time she cries and laughs, I gradually merge with her. I cried with her, laughed with her, and looked for trouble with her. However, there are also my friends here. They are Diana, Ruby, Jane and Josie. They grew up with me and Annie.
Anne's charming eyes let me see the beauty of the world. The boring life is full of poetry and painting, and the boring piano has become lively and interesting. Annie lights up my heart like a lighthouse; Anne let me know that monotonous, day-to-day life is no longer my "opponent", and I can make my world extraordinarily wonderful! After reading Anne of Green Gables, I feel 3
The busy and full July has passed. In the relaxed and happy August, I read Anne of Green Gables, which told me a lot.
In the book Anne of Green Gables, there is Anne's faithful friend Diana, who is clever and can convince Anne, an impulsive girl. Gilbert, who can turn over a new leaf after playing tricks on Annie; There are Matthew and Marilla, who love Annie and give him endless care ... My favorite is this dreamy, talkative red-haired girl-Annie. Because her precious spirit of self-confidence, tenacity, persistence, affection and righteousness is worth learning.
In this book, one of my favorite stories ── Annie was performing in an auditorium. The audience below were all city people dressed in jewels, but Annie did not feel inferior. She stood on the stage and recited a poem with ease and confidence. Her beautiful voice deeply touched the audience, not only won applause, but also won the praise of an orator present. This story makes me understand: no matter what kind of difficulties you face, you must be confident and brave to face them, and you can reap success!
The book Anne of Green Gables taught me the value of friendship. I must be as confident, tenacious, persistent, affectionate and righteous as Anne! Thoughts on reading Anne of Green Gables 4
Recently, I read a book Anne of Green Gables. The vivid content and touching plot attracted me at once, and I finished reading it in one breath.
"Anne of Green Gables" mainly tells the growing experience of a little girl named Anne. Anne is an orphan, adopted since childhood, timid and withdrawn. Since she started school, she has gone through ups and downs and worked hard, from having no friends to knowing friendship, from poor study to excellent grades, and finally became an excellent teacher.
Anne's experience deeply touched me. Although it is a fictional story, it has a profound education for me. Although I don't have Anne's rough life experience, my personality is a bit like Anne when I was a child. I love face, I am timid, and I am not confident. I remember that since I was in school, I have been determined to be a "three-good" student. However, until now, I have not been selected as a "three-good" student every semester. I am very depressed. I don't know how many times I cried secretly, and I didn't evaluate the "three-good" student, mainly because my academic performance was unstable and fluctuated greatly. The important reason for the unstable academic performance was because of my personality, because I loved face. Because of cowardice, I dare not ask my teacher or ask my classmates if I don't know the questions. Because of lack of self-confidence, I dare not expand my learning ideas, and my academic performance can never reach a higher level. Alas! Aren't these personalities of mine very similar to those of Anne in the book when she was young? But now, I am bold, and my study is gradually stable, and I am always praised by my teacher!
My personal experience has made me have a deeper understanding. Reading Anne of Green Gables is like drinking a sobering agent, and I deeply feel that Anne is my role model.
Now, I am slowly becoming as good as her, and I hope to be better than her! ! !
Anne's growing experience will greatly inspire and help my life and study. First of all, a person should be self-respecting and self-reliant. Although Anne is an orphan, she does not give up on herself, but bravely faces the reality, actively communicates with others and wins many friends with her own actions. I am usually timid, afraid to communicate with others, and not good at expressing my feelings. Reading Anne's story made me understand how to build up self-confidence and communicate with others, so as to become a lively, cheerful and caring child. Secondly, to realize your dream, you must persevere and persevere. From a timid orphan, Anne finally became a respected and excellent teacher through her own efforts. I have repeatedly failed to evaluate the "three-good students" (generally, the "two-good students"), and I was very sad at one time. Anne's experience told me that nothing falls in the sky, and no one can succeed casually. Without hard work, one cannot reach the other side of success. From now on, I will learn from Anne and try to overcome the bad habits such as saving face, timidity and self-distrust. I think as long as I work hard, there will be results, because no pains, no gains, and through unremitting pursuit, I should be able to realize the dream of three good students. Thoughts on reading Anne of Green Gables 5
During the summer vacation, my parents and I read the book Anne of Green Gables. After reading it, my heart was moved and I couldn't calm down for a long time. I think this is a novel about children's life, which tells a touching story about Anne, a little orphan, who constantly corrects her mistakes, overcomes difficulties and makes positive progress with the care of her family, friends and teachers. Mark Twain once spoke highly of this novel: "Anne is the most touching and beloved image after the immortal Alice". The author's words are fresh, fluent, vivid and humorous, and the story is full of twists and turns and fascinating.
I like Annie in books best. Although she likes to get into some small troubles, she is a strong and brave child who likes fantasy and loves life. When she used to wash dishes, she forgot to disinfect the rag with hot water; Swear at Mrs. Linda; Treat wine as strawberry juice, and as a result, my good friend is drunk; Almost scared Aunt Yue Se to death with Diana; Throwing stones at Bart and so on, but she can think that the long-looking but sad girl sitting next to her in the orphanage was originally the daughter of a respected earl, but when she was very young, she was stolen by their unscrupulous nanny, who didn't tell the secret until she died; We can imagine a row of cherry trees on the river bank as a beautiful bride, wearing a white light gauze and a white dress. The white cherry blossoms are the lace on her skirt; Think of the white forest as a' white tunnel'; You can call Barry's pond a' shining jewel'; You can also call this flower Apple Blue' Boni'.
This book has given me a great inspiration, which has made me understand: whether I study, face myself, face my elders, face life or face difficulties, I should be smart, diligent, honest, witty, dare to challenge, self-motivated, educated, polite, full of happiness, easy to satisfy, gentle and kind, innocent, lively and cheerful, obedient and sensible, filial and respectful, and grateful. Thoughts on reading Anne of Green Gables 6
These days, I read a classic novel-Anne of Green Gables, which touched tens of thousands of kind hearts.
The synopsis of the story is as follows: On Prince Edward Island, an old brother and sister wanted to adopt a boy from the orphanage to take Matthew's job, but they adopted a girl named Anne out of sympathy. But this little girl with rich imagination brought infinite joy to the old brother and sister and new hope for life.
Anne, the protagonist, has red hair that she hates to death. She is a girl with many freckles and endless words. Although she lost her parents at an early age and was adopted by an orphanage, she did not become a child who gave up on herself, but was immersed in her beautiful dreams and imagination all day. She imagined that she might be the daughter of a king and was stolen by the nanny. In her imagination, the cherry tree is a beautiful bride wearing a lace skirt; She imagined the pine forest as the gathering place of the devil ...
Although Anne was an orphan, her life and experience were unfortunate, but she was not defeated by this misfortune and pain. She was optimistic and positive. With her hard work and diligence, she got into Queen's College and won the Avery Scholarship. With her own efforts, she made her dreams come true one by one. Think about myself. Every time I encounter a math problem, I want to retreat and don't want to think more. These "roadblocks" also block my way forward. I think Anne definitely doesn't want to make friends with people like me, so I will be like Anne, not afraid of difficulties, overcome these "obstacles" and make my dream come true as soon as possible.
Anne also likes to make friends, and she will be grateful to every friend who has helped her, especially when Maria, who adopted her, needed her, and she stayed without hesitation, without considering her future. Some students have been cared for and helped by their parents, teachers, classmates and others, but they don't think so, and they think they deserve it. This mentality is wrong. We should learn from Anne's kind and grateful spirit. As long as you treat everyone with a tolerant and kind heart, you will find how happy life is. We should spend every day happily like Anne and have the courage to overcome every difficulty.
Let's learn from Annie, treat life positively, treat difficulties strongly and treat everything optimistically. Only in this way can our life be perfect! After reading Anne of Green Gables, I feel 7
She sat in the carriage on the "Beating White Road", watching all kinds of colors flashing on the surface of the "twinkling lake", looking forward to a warm home and a new life. She prayed and thanked God in the bedroom, thanking God for giving her a warm and beautiful home, hoping to stay here forever. She went to school with her friends, crossed the "Birch Trail" and "Violet Canyon", and had infinite fantasies and expectations ... She was the girl in Anne of Green Gables-Anne Shirley.
Matthew and Marilla, two brothers and sisters living in Green Gables, wanted to adopt a boy from an orphanage, but the orphanage sent Annie. The kind brothers and sisters finally decided to adopt Annie. She grew up in Green Gables, made many friends and met many kind neighbors. She was admitted to Quinn College by her own efforts, and won the Avery Scholarship. She was going to college, but she stayed in the Green Gable to take care of Marilla who was sick and became a teacher to support her family.
Anne has no parents. She is an orphan. She didn't have her own home until she was eleven. But Anne is still full of longing and optimism about life, and she doesn't feel different from other children at all. She is glad that she has a home and is grateful for everything around her. If I were in the same situation as Anne, I wouldn't have her optimistic and positive attitude, I would feel inferior, I would envy others and complain about the injustice in heaven. Being laughed at by other children will lift your head.
Annie didn't lead a pampered life when she got home. Before she came to Green Gable, she was very capable and independent. She used to take care of many children, did a lot of work and lived in a very bad environment. But she didn't lose heart. She still loved life and fantasy. After coming to the Green Gable, she was not spoiled, but also helped with cooking, making snacks and weaving at home ... < P > Compared with myself, I feel ashamed, have a carefree life and have a happy family, but from time to time, I will always say "I am worried about adding new words" in a pretentious way. Quarrel with classmates will make you angry; When you see injustice, you will complain; If you fail, you will be discouraged ... But Annie "told" me that happiness is for yourself, and happiness is born of your own heart. Yes, I often read the news that there are some people who feel very unfortunate, but these people themselves smile at life and lead a colorful life.
Annie has ideals. She has always regarded Gilbert as an opponent in her studies. At first it was for revenge, but later it was more for ideals and ambitions. Her study in the class has always been one of the best. When Anne heard that she could take the exam in Quinn School, she was furious and worked hard on geometry. After attending Quinn School, she studied a two-year course, and she was still among the best. Her goal was the Avery Prize, so she studied very hard and got the Ai as she wished.