After reading the summer calendar

The protagonist of the book, Jay Berry, says that he himself bet that he was the happiest boy in the mountains before he was fourteen, and I believe that he must have been the best fourteen years in his life when he was 1 to 14 years old, and that something must have bothered him when he was 14 years old, making him a not very happy child in the mountains.

I continued to look down, it turned out that he had always wanted to buy a gun and a pony, but unfortunately, their family did not have enough money, so he couldn't fulfill this wish, but he really wanted to fulfill this wish, so, he went to his grandfather, and his grandfather told Jay Berry that just now, the zoo car passed by, but there was a little problem with their carriage, and the monkeys in the car all escaped, and some died when they first arrived, but there must be more than a dozen of them who survived, and the more exciting news is, Among them was a monkey who bought about the same dollar as it weighed, more than $100!

Jay Berry is "hungry", he wants to catch these monkeys, but how do you catch them? This problem bothered him for a long time, and after several attempts, he tried his best, but it didn't work, God really wanted to help him, and it rained heavily, and the poor little monkeys almost froze to death, but fortunately Jay Berry found them, took them home, and raised them in their barn for a few days. His wish was fulfilled, and he could finally use the money from the sale of monkeys to buy ponies and guns.

When he buys a pony and a gun, alas, the pony is a cripple! This reminded him of his sister Daisy's legs, and he immediately returned the pony and the gun so that the money could help her sister heal.

Reading this, I think Jay Berry is a caring child, but also a very naughty child, when he encounters difficulties, he does not give up, he is not irritable, he does not spill his anger on others, but calmly uses his own brain to figure it out. I think there is another point worth learning from me, that is, he will think of others when he does, but I am not like this, I only care about myself in what I do, and I don't look at others, I will definitely work hard to improve in the future, yes!

Recently, I read "Summer Adventure" by American writer Wilson Rawls. This book is mainly about a young boy Berry, in order to realize his dream of buying a pony and a gun, and bravely sets out to the forest with his beloved hound Roddy to catch the group of monkeys who have been bounty by the circus. With the help of his grandfather, he used tricks such as nets, traps, and traps, but the monkeys were so clever that they saw through Berry's schemes.

Berry not only failed to catch the monkey, but was taunted by the monkey again and again. Eventually, Berry befriends the monkeys and helps them out of the storm-stricken forest, bringing them back to ......the circusBut Berry ultimately decides to use the prize money to treat his lame sister Daisy instead of buying his beloved pony and gun ......

After reading this book, the first question that came to my mind was: why did Berry fail to catch the monkeys at first, no matter how clever he was, and finally let the monkeys follow them one by one without much effort? Could it be that the monkeys are impatient?

Wrong! Could it be that the monkeys have thrown in the towel? Wrong!

I think it's because Berry touched the monkey with love and touched the monkey with his sincerity. Before, Berry only thought about the bonus in his heart, and used all kinds of unfriendly behaviors to catch the monkey, so he was clever but was mistaken by the smart, and the monkey not only failed to catch it, but "lost his wife and broke his soldiers". Later, Berry used his kind and brave actions to rescue the monkeys, and used his sincere and selfless love to influence the monkeys, and finally won the trust of the monkeys and made friends with the monkeys.

This story confirms the saying: If you help others, you help yourself. Isn't it?

Berry helps the monkeys out of trouble, and the monkeys help Berry get the prize money. It's the best of both worlds. This story also tells us that animals are friends of human beings, and that only when humans and animals in nature live in harmony can we achieve a win-win situation.

To love animals is to love us as human beings. Here, I call on those lawbreakers who kill and hunt rare animals indiscriminately for their own selfish interests, and those who eat rare animals for the sake of greed, to stop their evil hands and mouths, and to protect our friends in nature and our common home.