Grandpa s No. 13 Old Mansion After Reading 5

In the book "Grandpa's Old House No. 13", I met a brave, intelligent girl.

Her name is Sting, which is not her original name, but because she is so closely associated with the ominous number 13, she is called Stine. In a bizarre letter left for her by her mother, she travels to an English mansion to find her grandfather, a man she only found out about three days ago. Later, she found out that the ancient mansion was a place where the child's soul was imprisoned, and this curse for many years could only be broken by her.

My grandfather was the Pied Piper of Hammer more than 800 years ago, and he took away all the mice and children in the town. He sustained his life through the soul of his child for nearly eight hundred years. Therefore, the so-called grandfather is actually Steen's great-grandfather, and Steen is his thirteenth generation great-granddaughter.

Stine used the white flute of the Hammer piper that year to take away the souls of the six remaining children who were imprisoned in the old mansion. Eight hundred years ago, a piper used the white flute to take all the children in the town, and eight hundred years later, the thirteenth great-granddaughter of the Hammer piper used the white flute to save everyone.

I was impressed by Sting's wisdom and bravery. With Frank's help, escape the inexplicable pursuit. Her relationship is very good, and she quickly met the soul of the child who was imprisoned in the ancient mansion.

She also has good organizational skills and is able to lead everyone to find an exit in the old house.

Girls are generally less daring, and they can't lead a large group of people to find an exit in a terrifying place. I was very timid, and when my mother overcooked something, the water in the pot overflowed and poured it on the fire, making the fire burn more vigorously and "stinging" sound. I would run around and scream until someone went to turn off the gas stove a little smaller, and I was quiet.

If I say I won't touch the gas stove at all.

Ever since I read this book, I have been struck by Sting's bravery. Even though I'm still so timid, I've improved. Didn't Emerson say that "any book that inspires is worth reading."

I read it a long time ago, and it doesn't feel very good, it's more like a movie script than a **. Of course, the plot is still very twisty, and, as long as you read it, it is quite interesting. It's just that I don't like it very much.

Rush forward. The scorching sun cannot break our will, and the raging wind cannot shake our bodies.

Uniform steps, short and loud slogans.

With the expectations of the instructors, we work hard to move forward together!

Rush forward. Sweat can't drown the faith in our hearts, and illness can't defeat the fighting spirit in our hearts.

Heroic figure, standard and powerful movements.

With the encouragement of our teachers, we work hard together!

Rush forward. We don't bow to difficulties, we don't bend to setbacks.

With our resolute gaze, with our straight back.

With the dream in our hearts, let's work hard to move forward together!

Rush forward.