永不放棄英語讀后感

永不放棄英語讀后感

永不放棄英語讀后感

作品1：Nevergiveup!----ReflectionsonDavidCopperfield

：王曉霞東陽市順風(fēng)高中高二5班指導(dǎo)老師：韋海寧

Duringthesummervacation,IborrowedabookcalledDavidCopperfieldfromthelibrary.Ispenttendaysreadingit.ItissaidthatDavidCopperfieldisoneofthemostfamousmasterpiecesofCharlesDickens.Dickensoncesaid:“amongallmyworks,DavidCopperfieldwasmyfavorite.”ThemaincharacterDavidCopperfield’sfatherdiedbeforehewasborn.Hehadahappychildhoodbeforehisninthbirthday.Whenhewaseight,hewaswarmlyinvitedtoPigsty’shouse.There,hespentafreeholidayandmadesomenewfriends.Actually,itwashislasthappytimeinhischildhood.Whenhereturnedhome,hefoundthathislifehadcompletelychanged.HismotherhadbeenmarriedtoMr.Murdstone,asternmanwiththecoldestheartintheworld.Hedidn’tlikeDavidatallandpoorDavidwasforcedtobesenttoaworstboardingschool.，wherestudentsweretreatedviolently.Hehadtoworkinthelaboratoryofhisstepfatherwhenhewasonlytenyearsold!Hisworktherewasdirty,tiringandboring.WhenDavid’sweakmotherfinallylefthim,hefeltasifhehadbeenanorphanintheworld.ItwasthehardesttimeinDavid’slifebuthenevergaveup.Davidranawaytohisauntforshelter,Luckily,AuntBetsayagreedtohelpDavidandfromthenon,David’sdarkesttimeended.andbegunhisadventureofanewlife.Throughsomanydifficulties,Davidgrewtobestrongenoughtosolveproblemsandhadhisownhappyending.Hefellinlovewithaprettyyounglady,Dora,andmarriedherMeanwhileCopperfieldbecameafamouswriterforlivingandalsoforhislong-lastingdream.Butthenanothertragedyhappened--Doradiedforshewastooweakforababy.CopperfieldwassostrickenthathedecidedtoleaveLondonandmovetoafarawayandsilentplace,wherehecontinuedhiswritingforthreeyears.Duringtheperiod,hekeptintouchwithAgnes,andhisdeeploveonAgnesgotclearereveryday.Afterhefinishedhisbook,hewentbacktoLondonwithaclearideaofwhatheshoulddo.HeproposedmarriagewithAgnes,whowassohappyforshehadbeeninlovewithhimforsomanyyears.Theygotmarriedandlivedhappilyeversince.DavidCopperfield’lifewasalwaystoughwhilehewasalwaysstrugglingforhisfreedomandhishappinesswithhishard-bittenheart.HeexperiencedboththedarkandbrightsightofthesocietyatthesametimeWhenIfinishedreadingit,Irealizedthereispowerrisingfromthebottomofmyheart.ThepowertoldmethatIshouldstudyhard.Nomatterhowharditis!weshouldnevergiveup.weallshouldfightagainstthegraythingsinourlife.Finally,Idrewaconclusion.Firstly,ImustbelieveinmyselfifIwanttosucceed.Secondly,tryingmybesttodothingsisalsoveryimportant.Ifyouhavegreatdreams,butyoudon’tmakeeffortstorealizeit,youwon’tbesuccessful.Nevergiveup!Davidhassetagoodexampleforus.MaybewecanlearnsomethingfromCopperfield!（588詞）

作品2：MythoughtsafterreadingWutheringHeights

：吳超東陽市順風(fēng)高中高二5班指導(dǎo)老師：韋海寧

DuringtheNationalDay,IwasreadingabookwhichwascalledWutheringHeights.ItwaswrittenbyEmilyBronte.EmilyBronteisperhapsthegreatestwriterofthethreeBrontesisters–Charlotte,EmilyandAnne.Sheonlypublishedonlyonebook—WutheringHeight.ItwastalkingaboutalovestorywhichhappenedinYorkshire,betweentwofamilies.Therearemanypeopleinthestory.ThefirstfamilyistheMrEarnshaw.MrEarnshawandMrs.Earnshawhadtwodaughters---CatheringandFrances.TheirsonwasHingdley.HingdleyhadasonwhowascalledHarleton.TheywerelivingintheWutheringHeights.Butthesecondfamily---theLintonswerelivingintheThrushcrossGrange.MrLintonandMrslintonhadasonwhosenamewasEdgar.Theyalsohadadaughter,shewascalledIsabella.In1770,Mr.Earnshawcamebackfromalongjourney.Hehadbroughtadirty,black-hairedgipsychild.ThechildwascalledHeathcliff.Astimewentby,HeathcliffandCatherinewerefallinginlove.ButHindleyhatedHeathcliff.HedisagreedthatCatherineplayedwithHeathcliff.Atlast,CatherinemarriedEdgarLintonbecauseEdgarwasrich,andshewouldbethemostimportantwomanformilesaround.ThemainreasonwasthatshecanhelpHeathcliffwithherhusband‘money.HindleyhadmadeHeathcliffbecomeapoor,dullfarmworker.SoHeathcliffhatedEarnshaws,andLintons.In1787,Heathcliffhadchanged.Heworeaconfident,intelligentexpressiononhisface,andhismannerwasnolongerrough.Thefarmboyhadbecomeagentleman.Hehadworkedallhislifetodestroythesetwofamilies,theEarnshawsandtheLintons.Hehadgottheirmoneyandtheirland.ButhehadlostCatherine.Forsomethinghiswholebodyandheartandbrainhadwantedforsolong!It’salongfight!Hewisheditwerefinished!In1802,MrHeathcliffwasthereinbed,lyingonhisback.Hiseyesweresoeagerlyandfiercely,andheseemedtobesmiling!Hewasdead!ThethreegravestonesclosetothemoorCatherine’s,themiddleone,isoldone.OnonesideisEdgarLinton’s,andontheotherisHeathcliff’snewone.Hindley’sson,HaretonandCatherineandEdgar’sdaughter,Cathygotmarried.Theywerelivinghappily.Themainreasonformakingtheloverseparatefromistheirselves.Theyareproud,selfish.Theycan’tdecidetheirlives.Asaresult,loveusuallyfailsbecauseofthesereasons.Inaword,Ihopethateveryonedoesn’tstarttocherishsomethinguntilyouhavelostit.Pleasecherishwhatyouhavenow.That’smythoughtaboutWutheringHeights.It’sreallyagoodbook.Thestoryiswonderful,andthestructureisalsoextremelyexcellent.TheauthorEmilyBronteusesaseriesofflashbacksandtimeshiftsdrawsapowerfulpictureofthisstory.Becauseofitswonderfulstory,excellentstructureandgracefullanguage,thebookleftadeepimpressiononme.I’dliketorecommendittootherreaders.I’msureReaderswillreallygainmuchfromthisbook.（548)

作品3ImpressionofGreatExpectatio

：黃英超東陽市順風(fēng)高中高二7班指導(dǎo)老師：韋海寧

Duringthesummervacation,IreadabooknamedGreatExpectation.,whichwaswrittenbyCharlesDickens,OneofthemostfamousEnglishwriters.“Greatexpectations”isoneofDickens’smostmaturesandrelativelylateworks.Andithasagreatinfluenceonthesocietyatthattime.ThenovelbeginswithayoungorphanPhilipPirrip--Pipwhowasbroughtupbyhissisterbyhand.HissisterwasmarriedtoJoeGargery,thevillageblacksmith.Whenhewasachild,hesavedaanescapedconvictcalledMagwi