Recommend a good book with an excerpt and also declare the author

To sincerely recommend a book, we need to focus on the core information such as the content of the book and the impact (value) that it can have, and rarely talk about our feelings and gains after reading it. In fact, the collection and reorganization of some "key information" of the book is to accurately show the wonderful influence and significance of the old book in less space, so as to attract the attention of readers and attract readers to read the book.

Book-building articles do not need to integrate a lot of reading feelings, as long as you sort out the essence of the book that you think can reflect the characteristics and value of the book, and then convert it into your own language narrative, you can complete it.

In order to reveal the value of the book, it is generally necessary to explain the background of the writing of the book, the author's situation, etc. This information can often be found in the preface, preface, and afterword of the book.

The difficulty in writing a recommendation essay is to find the right entry point, choose the content to be presented, and transform the narrative.

In order to show the brilliance of the book, some of the content can be quoted directly, but be sure to limit the length.

Hello Answer: We will be happy to answer for you. 1.How are you? I'm fine (Hiroko stood in the snow and burst into tears and shouted over and over again to the valley where Fujii tree died) - Shunji Iwai, "Love Letter".

2.Indecision I like.

I like it when I don't have any fighting spirit.

I still like that you can't do anything alone.

I like to feel sluggish.

Your smiling face is my favorite - Shunji Iwai's "Rainbow Goddess".

3.The last thing Alice said to Miyamoto.

I love you, goodbye. —Shunji Iwai, "Flowers and Alice".

4.People can't go to heaven at all, because after death, the soul will fly to the sky, but the moment it touches the clouds, it will turn into rain falling - Shunji Iwai's "Swallowtail Butterfly".

5.The excitement of Shanghai alleys comes from the most everyday scenes, and this excitement is not turbulent, but accumulated little by little. - Wang Anyi's "Song of Long Hatred".

6.The rows of alleys are flowing with something unexpected and reasonable, this thing is not a big thing, but it is trivial and detailed, and the sand can become a tower. - Wang Anyi's "Song of Long Hatred".

7.The afternoon is the middle of the day, the waiting for the end of the day's hope, impatience and depression come one after another, and hope is also the hope of struggle. - Wang Anyi's "Song of Long Hatred".

8.It is the desolate twilight of the boudoir, the heart is getting old, but the life has not yet begun-Wang Anyi "Song of Long Hatred".

9.Shanghai's prosperity is actually feminine, the smell of women's perfume comes from the wind, and the furnishings in the window are **more than ** - Wang Anyi's "Song of Long Hatred".

10.The fate of man is driven by two forces: one is external, objective, and almost inavoidable by the individual; One is one's own character and will, that is, the power in one's own soul. ——Wang Anyi.

11.The New Year is coming, you and I meet in Pingshui, give people roses, your hands have fragrance, you give people a black pot, your hands are still black. - Han Han, "A Few Things in the New Year".

12.Play in a large wheat field. Tens of thousands of kids, not a single person around — not a single adult, I mean — except me.

I'm standing on the edge of that bastard's precipice. My job is to keep watch there, and if any child comes running to the edge of the cliff, I'm going to catch him—I mean the kids are running wild, and they don't know where they're going, and I've got to get out of somewhere and catch them. That's what I do all day.

I just want to be a catcher in the wheat field. —Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye