Look for extracurricular books that are suitable for high school students

If you are a science student, I solemnly recommend Verne to you'In Jules' sci-fi series, especially The Mysterious Island, you'll be delighted to see how valuable the knowledge you've learned can be when put into practice. There are also "Blood Romance", "Daming Palace Ci" script "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", which are all books that I thought were very good when I was in high school. In fact, "Martial Arts" and "Fantasy" also have many articles with high literary value, and many of the authors are written by professors and students of prestigious universities.

In short, as long as you are good at making trade-offs, you don't have to limit what type you should look at, just do it in moderation.

Script writers, I think Teahouse, Hamlet are good. Thunderstorm is also one of the books I've read, it's a tragedy, and I like it.

** class, such as the little prince, is quite naïve, can relax, there are many words that can be written into the article, children's words, endowed with philosophy.

Les Misérables is just starting to look, well... It's going to be boring... If you continue to watch it, you will think it is very beautiful, and in the end, you will feel very sad. Participating in the Battle of Waterloo, my choice at that time was, too.

Anna Karenina, very good story, about a woman who will make you feel very real and dare to love and hate. There have been hesitations, pursuits, and endurance of criticism, just for love.

Hope it helps.

My writing is too fluid and boring. Can anyone recommend me a few books that look good, use a little prose, and add style? Don't take the test essay, it looks comfortable, like the rose island and the like, Zhu Ziqing's "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" Although it feels like it's piling up rhetoric, but, I don't mind...

Yu Qiuyu's "Notes on Mountain Dwellings", "Cultural Journey" and "A Sigh for a Thousand Years".

Cultural essays are very popular in college entrance examination essays, and there are some literati stories, historical stories, and the like in the essays, even if they are very short sentences as examples of argumentation, the evaluation will go up immediately.

Island series (now out of "Island 10"), "Sprout", "Most **" and other magazines. and a collection of essays, such as Immortality. There are also "The Story of Man", "The World of Reason", "The Centuries".

Although "The Moon Princess in the Castle" is a fairy tale, it is really good, I am in my third year of high school, and every time I read it before the exam, I will do well in the test because I feel good

Jack Rachel Series** Overseas Nebula.

Recommended: Fengge's Kunlun and Canghai.

Remember, read every sentence carefully!

You can read Reader's or Youth Digest, and also look at celebrity biographies, is it not a good idea?

"Compendium of the General History of China" Fan Wenlan is a very thick book, you may not be able to read it all, but you can read part of it, it is different from your history textbook, it is much more vivid "Thunderstorm", "Sunrise", "Pekingese" Cao Yu's "Thunderstorm" is very good, "Sunrise" is even better, it makes people cry.

Rites of Passage" Xiao Min changed from a simple poet to a questioner of history, and I couldn't let go of her prose as soon as I read it: the language was beautiful, like a poem; Thoughtful, like a historian; The emotions are very strong, like wine. Read her books, read all her books.

One Man's Village" by Liu Liangcheng. This is a writer who has lived in the countryside for many years, and his countryside is idyllic, with simple, emotional, and poetic language. You should love nature and life too, shouldn't you?