Books for girls in the first year of junior high school, books for girls in the first year of junior

Youth literature....Hehe, have you watched "The Most **"? Guo Jingming's book, I saw it from the first year of junior high school to the third year of junior high school....I really like "Summer Solstice Has Not Arrived", "Left Hand Reflection, Right Hand Years", "Phantom City" is also good......If it's a romance **,Personally, I don't think it's nutritious, but it feels good to look at it occasionally.,If you don't have the patience to read a long magazine, it's OK to read it, I don't know if you take the exam or not...."Robinson Crusoe", "How Steel is Made"...If you've seen it all, the more the merrier, I've been watching "Eugenie Grande" lately, which is pretty good

If it's a relaxing book, it's like "Inside and Out of the Classroom" junior high school edition (my sister is in her second year of junior high school, and she reads this).

If it's a romance, Gu Man, Xiao Nizi, and Ming Xiaoxi's book should be okay.

The Wizard of Oz Anne of the Green House The Magical Garden are all world classics and La Traviata Special recommendation The Kite Runner You can go and see the evaluation of it You will feel very deep when you see it The important themes of literature and life are all intertwined in this amazing work: friendship, betrayal, love, fear, atonement Usually, you can buy aphorisms, literary There are many inspirational emotional stories in it.

I think let's take a look at the philosophical story, which is short, but it has insights

A good book for girls in the first year of junior high school.

Border City" Border City is Shen Congwen's masterpiece, selected as one of the top 100 Chinese ** in the 20th century, ranking second, second only to Lu Xun's "The Scream". It is set in the border town of Chadong at the junction of Sichuan and Hunan in the 30s of the 20th century, and depicts the unique customs and customs of Xiangxi with beautiful brushstrokes with both lyric poems and essays; borrowed the pure love story of Cuicui, a girl from the boat family, to show the kindness and beauty of human nature.

Due to the reputation of "Border City", "Border City" has a unique position in the history of modern Chinese literature.

The Time of Tiptoeing

Lin Xiaolu, who grew up in a single-parent family, seems to be very nonsensical, often indulging in his fantasy world, but he is very sensitive and inferior in his heart. She had bad grades but loved painting, and went to a vocational art school, although she was not valued by teachers and classmates, but because of a blind crush and a bad girl, she changed her future path. Unconsciously, Lin Xiaolu has grown from a scared child who doesn't know what the future looks like to a young ......man who has realized his dream

The first autobiographical long story in Lonely**, which truly reproduces the real troubles of high school, Qingxian Cave's self-righteousness, and childish behavior, she told every reader who loves herself with her own personal experience with Lin Xiaolu in Pai's: As long as you are willing, you will definitely have strong strength!

Junior high school students need a lot of words and ideas to correct the three views, and here are some books that are suitable for junior high school girls for reference.

What books can girls read in junior high school.

The Book Thief "The Reader's Stealing, It's Not Stealing, It's Stealing. In those war-torn and poor times, people were hopeless and their hearts died, but now many times we don't know what we live for. So at this time, spiritual food is the most important thing..

To be alive remembers to live to die. You see, God closes that window, and He will open a door for you and clip your head with the door.

"The moon is a noble and unattainable dream, and the sixpence is a humble income that must be earned in order to survive, and how many people just timidly glance up at the moon and continue to look down after the sixpence on which they depend for food? "I only hope that you can also find your own moon from the article, and live for it without hesitation.

The Kite Runner is indeed better than The Ferryman and The Man Who Stole Shadows, and the idea is much higher than the latter two. If you don't think you have the courage to chase the moon upstairs, why don't you try to chase a kite? Go chase it, what are you afraid of, while chasing the kite, you also save yourself.

Trust that one day you, too, will say this to someone, "For you, a thousand times." ”

If you watch "Dream of Red Mansions" for the first time, you can skip the first five times without affecting the plot. There is no fear when you read it.,I believe that this ancient literature foundation should be for second-year girls.。 I can make up for the first five after reading it.,By the way, come to Zhihu to see the comments of the big ones.。

What are the books for junior high school girls?

When I first read Wang Xiaobo's "** Times", I couldn't read it. When I read "Ordinary World" and "One Hundred Years of Solitude" in the second year of junior high school, I still don't understand it, but I can feel the grandeur.

Then I finally found out – be sure to read the calendar! History! Kind! Target! Book! Record! Yes!

How to read "Gone with the Wind" if you don't understand the South American War?How can you read "Catch-22" if you don't understand the history of World War II?How can you read "Ordinary World" if you don't understand modern Chinese history?

So junior high school girls, read history!

Recommend "General History of the World", and then you can buy history books from your favorite era according to your interests

You can also read poetry books! "Words in the World" is great! (However, my literary reading ability is not very strong, and it seems a bit difficult to tut) "A Thousand Poems" is a must-read book for elementary school students, and I didn't read it until junior high school (covering my face).

"A Brief History of Everything" in the encyclopedic category, in-depth and concise and interesting! Last time, I bought a copy of the "Encyclopedia for Elementary School Students" for my brother, and I ended up reading it myself! There are so many things I don't understand!