英语简易读物读后感

英语简易读物读后感

读后感也可以叫做读书笔记，

是一种 常用的应用文体，

也是应用

写作研究的文体之一。

简单说就是看完书后的感触。

提供了英语简易

读物的 读后感，欢迎参考！

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：

《老人与海》

Ｓ

ince reading this

book,

Ｉ

know

less

than

their

own,

not

because

of

learning

one

or two do not go well and lose confidence, but more test well,

the more to be a good test.

Ｆ

rom now on,

Ｉ

do not care what

kind

of

difficulties

encountered,

we

must

face

with

confidence,

insisted

in

the

end,

and

never

flinched.

Ｉ

would

like

to

thank

the

book,

thanks

to

it

so

that

Ｉ

have

learned

so

much

knowledge,

it

let

me

know

how

to

thank

so

many

reason,

let

me

know

for

its

own

lack

of

timely

and

correct

their

own

shortcomings,

so

that

Ｉ

become a socially useful people.

Ｓ

harks may be seen as a

blow

to

eat

our

success

and

happiness.

Ｂ

ut

as

the

child

said:

Ｉ

t

does

not

beat

you,

it

does

not.

Ａ

real

strong,

can

only

be

destroyed

can

not

be

beat.

Ｓ

olely,

which

is

Ｏ

ld

Ｍ

an

and

the

Ｓ

ea

Ｓ

ince

reading

this

book,

Ｉ

know

less

than

their

own,

not

because

of

learning

one

or

two

do

not

go

well

and

lose

confidence,

but more test well, the more to be a good test.

Ｆ

rom now on,

1

Ｉ

do not care what kind of difficulties encountered, we must

face

with

confidence,

insisted

in

the

end,

and

never

flinched.

Ｉ

would like to thank the book, thanks to it so that

Ｉ

have

learned so much knowledge, it let me know how to thank so many

reason,

let

me

know

for

its

own

lack

of

timely

and

correct

their

own shortcomings,

so

that

Ｉ

become

a

socially

useful

people.

Ｓ

harks

may

be

seen

as

a

blow

to

eat

our

success

and

happiness.

Ｂ

ut as the child said:

Ｉ

t does not beat you, it does not.

Ａ

real

strong,

can

only

be

destroyed

can

not

be

beat.

Ｓ

olely,

which is

Ｏ

ld

Ｍ

an and the

Ｓ

ea

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英语简易读物读后感

2

：

《

简爱》

Ｏ

liver

Ｔ

wist,

one

of

the

most

famous

works

of

Ｃ

harles

Ｄ

ickens',

is

a

novel

reflecting

the tragic fact of the life in

Ｂ

ritain in 18th century.

Ｔ

he

author

who

himself

was

born

in

a

poor

family

wrote

this

novel in his twenties with a view to reveal the ugly masks of

those cruel criminals and to expose the horror and violence

hidden underneath the narrow and dirty streets in

Ｌ

ondon.

Ｔ

he

hero

of

this

novel

was

Ｏ

liver

Ｔ

wist,

an

orphan,

who

was

thrown

into

a

world

full

of

poverty

and

crime.

Ｈ

e

suffered

enormous pain, such as hunger, thirst, beating and abuse.

Ｗ

hile

reading

the

tragic

experiences

of

the little

Ｏ

liver,

Ｉ

was shocked by his sufferings.

Ｉ

felt for the poor boy, but

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