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I read a very interesting book called "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", and I liked the little protagonist in this book and some of the stories that happened to him.

Tom is a mischievous, innocent and very lively child, but in the eyes of adults he is also a bad boy in the outright way, he is naughty, likes to play pranks, skips school, these are naturally commonplace, not only that, but his trick-or-treating methods are more and more powerful every time, which makes people wonder and cannot prevent it. Although he is a very bad and bad child, he will also do things that make people laugh: he is punished for painting the walls, and he can come up with a good way for his friends to finish it for him, and let his friends bring all kinds of food and toys to change the chance to paint the walls with him.

In this way, Tom is not only at ease, but also receives a lot of gifts at once.

What impressed me more was that Tom, Huck and Joe formed a team in the story and fled to a desert island to become pirates. In this adventure, he encountered all kinds of difficulties, but he did not lose heart, did not give up, and bravely challenged the difficulties again and again until he defeated them.

After reading this book, I feel that we should not be easily discouraged when encountering difficulties, but should work hard and persevere. Tom's sunny life also tells us: as long as there is joy and dreams, dreams can come true!

During my short winter break, I read many books that are still fresh in my memory, and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is one of them. This book tells the story of an American boy's childhood. Tom Sawyer is playful but brave, and his dream is to become a pirate.

Tom Sawyer was very playful: he often used those little tricks to trick his aunt at home: when he painted the wall, he used a lie to exempt himself from the obligation to paint the wall, and let his friends paint it, and let the friends give him a little play, while he played on the sidelines; When he was listening to the pastor in the church, he released the beetle "vice" and let it play with the puppy; In the woods, he disguised himself as Robin Hood and fought with Joe Harper; Later, he joined the pirates with Joe Harper and Huckleberry Finn, and the author went on a small raft to Jackson Island, where he played happily for several days before returning to his heart's content; Then, Tom and Joe Harper and Huckleberry Finn returned to church and happily attended their own funeral; Eventually, Tom and Huckleberry Finn conspire to organize people to join the robber gang ......These deeds illustrate Tom's naughtiness, and he completely broke free from the shackles of his parents and became an out-and-out liberal.

Tom Sawyer was playful, but he was also very brave: when Becky Thatcher was about to be punished for tearing up the old Dupin's book, Tom bravely stood up and took the whip for Becky Thatcher; He bravely told the judge the truth of the time in court, and it was Inchu Joy who killed and saved Murf Potter's life; He and Huckleberry Finn went on a brave expedition to find Inchu Joy's whereabouts, and followed them closely; On a picnic, he returned with Becky Oak Thatcher to brave the cave and find clues to the treasure; Eventually, he and Huckleberry Finn went back to the cave, and finally found a treasure that made them a fortune ......I admire how brave he is and how lucky he is.

Mark Twain's essay was written to tell us that we should pursue freedom and justice, to become a liberal, and it was the Civil War, which destroyed slavery at the same time, it also accelerated the collapse of the social fabric of Victoria, pushed young people into the tide of declaring war on tradition, and brought out the long-dormant pent-up vitality in them. It was in this context that Mr. Twain wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and he wrote it to criticize the anachronistic 19th century.

After reading the book "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", what touched me the most was the sense of justice in the protagonist Tom.

The main character, Tom, is a smart, mischievous, righteous and sympathetic boy, and he is very special and full of personality.

Tom's cleverness and mischievous nature are evident at the beginning of the story. For example, Tom's aunt asked Tom to paint the wall, and Tom was too lazy to paint the wall, so he came up with an idea to pretend that painting the wall in front of his friends was an art that ordinary people couldn't paint, so as to motivate his friends to help him paint the wall. Reading this, I can't help but think:

This Tom, who is lazy and doesn't paint the wall, even asks others to brush it, is really naughty, but in this naughtiness, Tom's cleverness is also reflected.

Tom is not only smart and mischievous, but also special and has a personality.

Why? It's because Tom always has some strange ideas in his head, and he always does unexpected things. Because Tom hates going to school, going to Sunday school, and being beaten and scolded by his teachers and Aunt Polly all day long, Tom decides to ask his friends Joe and Huck to come to the island to be pirates.

When I saw Tom's decision, I couldn't help but burst out laughing, and I thought Tom was so imaginative he was.

And what I admire the most is Tom's sense of justice. Because the heart of justice is invincible! He can give us strength and hope.

I think we should also learn from Tom, we can't just read books, we need to learn to use our brains and be flexible with what we have learned. When you encounter a difficulty, you have to use your own brain to find a way to overcome it. We crave freedom, we like to be free, we like nature, we like the world outside, don't be a snail, stay in a snail shell all day, be a coward.

We can't rely on our parents all the time, we have to learn to be independent, open our eyes to this beautiful world, we have to go out into the world alone and create a better future for ourselves. We must learn from Tom's helpfulness, wisdom and courage, and fearlessness. We should also learn to look at difficulties with optimism.