Essays about reading, you can read any book and feel good4

The after-view of reading a book is to express the feelings and inspirations received from the book after reading a book or an article. Generally, it is in the form of a discussion, which is written according to the total first and then the score. Depending on the situation, the commonly used forms are:

1.Outline. The purpose is to memorize the main content of the book. Clarify the main and secondary content by writing a content outline.

2.Excerpt. The main purpose is to accumulate vocabulary and sentences. You can extract beautiful words, wonderful sentences, and paragraphs for future familiarization, memorization, and application.

3.Imitation. In order to be able to apply what you have learned, you can imitate the wonderful sentences and paragraphs that you have excerpted to learn to use.

5.Experienced. In order to write down what you feel the most, write down what books you have read, which contents of the books you have taught you the most, and write down your feelings in connection with reality. That is, with the feeling.

6.Questionable. The main purpose is to record the difficult problems encountered in reading, take notes while reading, and then ask for advice separately in the future to achieve the purpose of understanding.

7.Abbreviated. After reading a long article to memorize the synopsis of the story, you can grasp the main content and abbreviate it into a short essay.

"If You Give Me Three Days of Light" after reading.

Ever since I read Helen Keller's "If You Give Me Three Days of Light".The main character in the book is always flashing in front of my eyes, and she inspires me.

Helen Keller, who was only 19 months old, lost her sight due to an illness, and soon had her hearing affected. Since then, she has spent the long dark night and the silent world. Living blind for a long time has made her feel the value of bright eyes.

She can't feel the joy of life like ordinary people, nor can she appreciate this beautiful and fun-filled world, she can only touch regret and helplessness with her delicate hands. But she is so strong, so persevering, like a grass that grows tenaciously in a blizzard, and can perceive the inner world of others, while those of us who have bright eyes always turn a blind eye to this, so those with bright ears and eyes see very little.

Helen Keller once said, "Only the deaf cherish hearing, and only the blind can appreciate the great happiness of seeing." "If you are going to be blind after three days, then you may be able to cherish your eyesight and use your own eyes to see what you think is most important.

If in three days, you're going to die, how many breathtaking things you'll be doing!

Teachers often say, "Hurry up and make the most of your lives!" "But I don't think so.

Because everyone knows that one day they will leave this world forever, but we usually think of that day too far away. When we are physically fit, we are often unimaginably disabled. In doing so, we despise the value of life and don't know what we're living for, and we don't understand until the moment we die, but it's too late.

Helen Keller's never-say-die and persistent spirit has inspired generations of people, let us cherish our lives as blind people cherish our eyesight! Make life more meaningful and worthwhile.