Comments on "Light in the Attic" 1 Last week I read a very interesting book called "Light in the Attic". This book is a collection of graphic nursery rhymes created by Uncle Hill at 198 1 In this book, he writes every short story very vividly and imaginatively. The catchy nursery rhymes make me laugh in reading and unconsciously feel profound philosophy.
But the most impressive thing is this poem.
There is a solitary lamp in the attic.
Although the doors and windows are closed and dark,
I saw the lights flashing,
I know that,
There is a solitary lamp in the attic.
Standing outside, I can see,
I know you're in there ... peeking out.
I think, if you turned on the light that gave you happiness in the attic before, then if you look at it again now, you will know that there is a profound philosophy behind those simple and naive languages, which is worth your life's taste. At that time, you will never just read those simple sentences, but understand those philosophies worth exploring. When I grow up, this book "Light in the Attic" seems to be not only a book that will make you laugh, but a book with many treasures hidden!
If you think that there are only some "bad" stories with messy hair in this picture book poetry collection, then you may miss many more wonderful fables of life. These interesting poems reveal many embarrassing and helpless life tragicomedy that people will experience and taste after meeting the world, and also fully present the extraordinary intelligence, open-mindedness and optimistic temperament charm of a talented artist.
The Lamp in the Attic was written by Sheldon Silverstein, a famous American writer and poet. Almost all the contents of this book won the most important book award in America. "With its simple and natural lines and humorous words, it has brought endless warmth, comfort, thinking and moving to readers all over the world, and fascinated thousands of Qian Qian people." This book consists of poems and illustrations. It is interesting, imaginative and tells us a lot about life.
This is a very interesting book. In Catch a Thief, the thief stole my kneecap. I tried to chase it, but my feet and legs were separated and I couldn't run at all. This thief is so strange that he steals someone else's kneecaps! I don't know why he stole it. "Fishing for the Moon" tells a story: "I" originally wanted to fish for the moon, but even the man and the net were hung by the stars and swayed in the air! This is so interesting that I burst into laughter after reading it.
This is an imaginative book. I think the most interesting thing is "I met a ghost", because "I" can actually meet ghosts, monsters and vampires, and these ghosts are not scary at all, and they don't hurt me. They just ask me for directions, borrow a car and exchange money, which is really unexpected!
This book also explains some philosophy of life, such as homework machine, importance, how much ... Among them, my favorite is homework machine: there is a homework machine, just put in homework, put in a dime, press the button and the written homework will come out. However, a closer look reveals that the homework is all wrong! This poem tells us: Do everything seriously and practically, and don't try to be opportunistic, otherwise there will be no good result.
The book "Light in the Attic" is really good!
"Light in the attic" comment 3 "Haha! Ha ha ha! " Mix and I look at me. I see you smiling. So we are laughing at Light in the Attic!
Light in the attic is an interesting, funny and humorous book, which tells the life and thoughts of our children. For example, the most perfect homework machine in the world, "Just put in a dime and press the button, and your homework will come out in ten seconds, clean and tidy." How I wish I had such a machine when I have a lot of homework. The illustrations in the book are also humorous. The "Children's Rights Federation" proposed "one year 17 days holiday" and "reducing the frequency of washing your face and feet" ... I would also like to add "no nap!"
There are many imaginative articles in the book, such as "The wind blew my head off, but my hat is still there." I think my imagination is very good, but the author's imagination is richer than mine 100 times! And this book was written by an adult!
This book is not only interesting, but also teaches us something. "If you ask me how I feel, it's called caring" and "If we understand each other, it's called communication". The author's writing style is quite thoughtful, and he also wrote the famous Love Tree!
If you are in a bad mood and hang there like a heavy stone, read the book Light in the Attic. This book is like a pair of scissors. If you cut your stone, you will feel happy and laugh like me.
Reflections on "Light in the Attic" 4 Last week, I read a very interesting book called "Light in the Attic". This book is a collection of graphic nursery rhymes created by Uncle Hill at 198 1 In this book, he writes every short story very vividly and imaginatively. The catchy nursery rhymes make me laugh in reading and unconsciously feel profound philosophy.
But what impressed me the most was that poem, a lonely lamp in the attic.
Although the doors and windows were closed and dark, I saw a glimmer of light. I know all this. There is only one solitary lamp in the attic. Standing outside, I can see, I know you're inside ... peeping out.
I think, if you turned on the light that gave you happiness in the attic before, then if you look at it again now, you will know that there is a profound philosophy behind those simple and naive languages, which is worth your life's taste. At that time, you will never just read those simple sentences, but understand those philosophies worth exploring. When I grow up, this book "Light in the Attic" seems to be not only a book that will make you laugh, but a book with many treasures hidden!
If you think that there are only some "bad" stories with messy hair in this picture book poetry collection, then you may miss many more wonderful fables of life. These interesting poems reveal many embarrassing and helpless life tragedies and comedies that people will experience and taste after meeting the world, and at the same time, they fully present the extraordinary talents and optimistic temperament charm of a talented artist.
Reflections on Light in the Attic 5 During the winter vacation, Teacher Song recommended us to read a book, Light in the Attic, written by American writer Shel Silver Stein, which is full of childlike interest and wisdom. The humorous and imaginative poems in it make me laugh from time to time.
The following is my favorite article, called "Working Machine". Look, too
Work machine, oh, work machine,
The most perfect working machine in the world.
Just put your homework in and put in a dime.
Press the button and wait for ten seconds.
Your homework will come out,
Clean and tidy.
Let me see-"9+4 =?" The answer is "3".
3?
Oh, my God!
It doesn't seem as magical as I thought.
Isn't it fun? I think many students, like me, are afraid of homework that will never be finished, and sometimes they fantasize about how good it would be if a machine could finish the homework assigned by our teacher! But do you want such a working machine? Ha ha! I dare not take it anyway.
I think the author is trying to tell us a truth, many things that others can't do, and ultimately we have to rely on our own efforts to achieve, such as knowledge learning.
There are many such philosophical poems in this book. Please read it when you are free!
Comments on "Light in the Attic" 6 Anita Sylvie of the United States wrote in the preface of "100 Best Children's Books": "I imagined such a picture: I was sailing in a dangerous sea, and I knew that many families were carrying children and even babies were in the same boat. I must pack my luggage carefully, because my suitcase can only hold one hundred books. What should I pack? If our ship ran aground and came to a desert island in 12, can my book really educate and entertain them? Can these books provide them with enough literary literacy? "
What is the classic children's literature? In addition to the theoretical support of "easy to understand, lively, educational, visual, interesting, narrative, fantasy and knowledgeable", what can help us to judge and identify may be selected from the classic value of the story, children's interest and the influence of the times. It is not enough to have good wishes, but to be very cautious and responsible, so that every unique literary story can be the key to knocking on the door of children's hearts. Therefore, Ms. Anita's questions and thoughts not only briefly answered the essence of classic children's literature, but also inspired us how important good children's literature should be in the process of a child's growth.
After reading the book "Light in the Attic" written by Schell, I learned some good words, such as: peeking at how many moons are comfortable to help the harmonica rest sincerely, and so on.
I like this book very much. Among them, my favorite chapter is "Bridge", which says: This bridge can only take you halfway, and then you can reach the mysterious place you desire by yourself.
This book is easy to understand at first glance, and each chapter is accompanied by easy-to-understand cartoons, which I can't put down and read over and over again.
Finally, I recommend some books to you: The Tree of Love, Who Want a Cheap Rhino, The End of the Sidewalk, A Fall, and The Lion Who Always Shoots. Tell everyone: these are all books written by Schell. You can ask your parents to order online or buy in a bookstore!
Chapter 8: the feeling of easy reading in the attic
I think this book is humorous, and there are many funny places. For example, knock Bill to the ground. That's hilarious. Everything about him is upside down. What makes me laugh in the poem is this paragraph: upside down. Bill put on his hat and underwear on his coat. Every payday, he paid his boss in the opposite direction and rode away with a smile. Generally speaking, we all live a normal life. The word inversion emphasizes Bill's different living habits from others.
"Funny Diving" is also very funny, which surprised me in many places: he made thirty or forty body bends and almost rushed into the sun. I did nine and a quarter somersaults and found there was no water in the pool! The final result surprised me! Add water before diving, and more importantly, he can see whether there is water before diving. That's funny!