My thoughts after reading "My Wild Animal Friends"

After reading a famous book, everyone must have a new understanding and perspective on life. At this time, you need to carefully record it and write down your thoughts after reading it. So how can you write your thoughts after reading to be more contagious? The following is a collection of my thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends". You are welcome to read it. I hope you will like it. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 1

Eliot once said: Animals are the closest friends - they never ask questions and never accuse. This is the only thing that impressed me deeply.

I have never denied that I had a dislike for animals. When those furry animals swayed naturally in front of my eyes, you will never understand the deep-rooted fear in people's hearts. Not to mention those smooth snake skins slowly climbing up the treetops. I can even feel the disgusting touch that I have never experienced before. I have long forgotten when I was like a drunk who had drunk too much, and I accepted these unknown creatures that I repelled like crazy.

I always remember that I opened "My Wild Animal Friends" with the attitude of looking at people's jokes, and I have always looked down on that ridiculous naivety of loving animals. It was written by Tippi, a little French girl born in Namibia, Africa in 1990. She grew up in the jungle with her parents who photographed wildlife, living among African wildlife and local indigenous people. This actually made me open my eyes a little. After all, no one would be in such a state of mental trance forever. Living with wild animals and indigenous people, I can't imagine the kind of dark danger that can envelope you in fear at any time. I may not have known it yet, but I had long since forgotten the truth of these stories. What also made me gasp was that they didn't have the fear that ordinary people would have as a natural reaction. A childish little girl regards the elephant as her brother, keeps company with the baboons, dances with the ostriches, and the little lion sucks her thumb and sleeps soundly...

I can’t restrain my curiosity. Like a flood, for the first time, like an ignorant headless fly, I found out what the brave little girl had said: "I really want to write some stories about wild life. I can talk to animals." Abu, my elephant brother. The color of the skin should not matter at all. The leopard is dangerous, but I still play with it. The giraffe looks at me peacefully. Come on. The animal world is very complicated. The elephant has a strong memory. I can't stand it. This side. Use your eyes to communicate with them..." Her tone was as silly as that of a child of the same age, but I had to admit that she was gently tapping on my heartstrings.

I don’t know why a piece of red is coming into my eyes. The ferocious-looking human being is holding a crimson ax in his trembling hands covered with veins. His eyes are bloodshot, and he is also looking at it crazily. The trembling prey raised a victorious smile on its lips. I was really thinking about the profit from selling this baby. As I was thinking about it, I was suddenly startled by my own thoughts. I even felt that this was even more jaw-dropping than the existence of the animal itself. Human beings have their own "he" and "she", and there are also "it"s other than human beings. We don't like to classify things other than ourselves in detail, because in our eyes, they are not equal to us. However, what we can never defeat them is that they live a simple life but obey the laws of nature, while we just try our best to patrol nature and hope that nature will act according to our habits. So no matter how angrily we hunt these creatures that actually live happier lives than us, and even force some species to go extinct, we are still the losers. Our hearts are no longer towards the green of nature, and we cannot let nature follow our "grey". What is worth celebrating is that some of us have gradually awakened to the importance of returning to nature. We have also learned to learn from animals, protect animals, and work hard to make the remaining people who are still confused understand. That's great, isn't it? I think I must have fallen in love with this bold girl. Not because of her terrifying intelligence, but because of her angelic innocence and playfulness.

My heart seems to be falling into another paradise that does not belong to us, another paradise that does not belong to us, but always brings us joy.

This other paradise is very beautiful. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 2

I read the book "My Wild Animal Friends" at home during the summer vacation, which shocked me very much.

We usually keep ducks, dogs, cats and other pets at home, and we are not allowed to keep other animals. But in the book, Tippi is with leopards, baboons, and snakes. Animals that are unimaginable are so close!

In the book, Tippi holds so many small wild animals, including a docile little leopard that sucks her fingers, and of course, a little baboon that likes to have a bad temper. But the little animals seem to be very happy. Maybe they don't want to regard humans as enemies. After all, this earth is a home where animals and humans live side by side, and they don't want any hatred.

But what about us humans? Do we truly regard them as our friends? We are reclaiming forests and cutting down trees, leaving animals with no place to live and hiding from us humans everywhere.

We always think that it doesn’t matter if we cut down some trees. If I cut down a few trees, it will be fine if others don’t cut them down. This is what we all think. So there is less and less green around us, the sky is no longer blue, and the river is no longer crystal clear. Also, our sins as humans don’t stop there. We also hunt and eat wild animals. It is we ourselves who turn cute wild animals into our own terrible enemies.

Let us join hands to protect our planet and become true friends with animals. Because the relationship between us and animals is that of friends, not enemies. Thoughts after reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 3

"My Wild Animal Friends" is a nature book. It tells the story of a little girl named Tippi who was born in Africa and plays with a group of wild animals. , sleep together, run together, treat animals as friends, get close and communicate with them with eyes. The real pictures can’t help but remind us of our awareness of protecting wild animals.

Tippi’s parents are famous wildlife photographers. Little Tippi was born in Namibia, Africa in 1990. Two weeks later, with the permission of her parents, she was bold enough to go around and make friends with animals. . Tippi said: "My talent is to be close to animals. I can talk to animals and communicate with them with my eyes."

Tippi spent most of his time with animals in Africa. There is a story about it. It is a lion. Many people think that lions are vicious animals, but little Tippi gets along very well with Mufasa, a little lion in Africa, and describes it as gentle. Mufasa was still a young lion with brown hair and thick and soft claws. His eyes were closed tiredly and he was sleeping on the ground with Tippi. Tippi was sucking his fingers. The two friends slept soundly together. of. In the eyes of many people, this is really dangerous and terrifying. But Tippi treats it like family. Another story is about an experience with an ostrich. The ostrich is called Linda, and Tippi often rides on its warm back. Tippi said: "Linda is very kind. She is often afraid of knocking me over and dare not run." Tippi has many such stories, such as naked in the river Take a bath with the elephant's water spray; sit on an elephant for several hours; take a walk while being protected by a leopard, etc.

Reading this book makes us understand: We should strengthen our awareness of protecting wild animals, and at the same time, we should get close to animals and treat them as friends. If you don't hurt it, it will naturally give you kindness in return.

In the past, there were many indiscriminate killings of wild animals: gunshots were heard constantly in the forest; frogs were often heard screaming by the lake, and only one lively and cute monkey was left on the game stall. The body... the horrific scenes appeared before our eyes again and again. Now the country has enacted relevant laws to protect wild animals, and I hope this can save some animals. Let humans and animals become friends.

Although wild animals are aggressive, if you make friends with them and see them from their perspective, you may discover different things.

At the same time, humans should also reflect on themselves and whether it is time to do something for animals. I hope Tippi’s book can connect the thread of friendship between humans and animals! Thoughts after reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 4

Today I read this book in one go. The pictures in the book really opened my eyes. I really didn’t expect that a little girl would actually kill a leopard. , lions, chameleons, crocodiles and other wild animals that adults consider dangerous as their partners and have a blind date with them.

In the short article "Leopards are dangerous, but I still play with them", I learned that leopards and cheetahs are different, and I don't even know how to distinguish them. In Tippi's article Now I know, it is easy to identify them. There are black and thick hairs on both sides of the cheetah's eyes, like two lines of tears, which looks quite sad.

I used to think that cheetahs are more ferocious than leopards, but I was wrong. Cheetahs are not as ferocious as leopards and can be tamed. The title of Tippi's article is also very interesting. Interesting titles attract people's attention. She said that experiencing adventure is the secret to a happy life. Why? After reading the article, I realized that Tippi’s adventure was to steal candies or cakes from the kitchen and eat them secretly with his close friends. These things are fun to think about. If it was such an adventure, I would also be willing to try it. Only then is it full of flavor. Like Tippi said, if life were just these, it would be so beautiful. However, when people grow up, problems arise. Just like me, when I grow up, studying takes up all my time.

My choices are limited. For example, I want to learn painting, but I must learn Chinese and English well. Tippi "Always wants to be perfect when doing homework." I wanted to do it too. She did it perfectly. I really envy her for being so confident. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 5

Today, I read a book called "My Wild Animal Friends". I was deeply attracted by the content of this book.

The protagonist of this book is Tippi, a little girl who is good at communicating with animals. No matter how dangerous the animal is, she can communicate with it. The animals seemed to understand her, too. She knew exactly what the animals wanted to do. Animals are her family, as important as her mother.

I feel how much Tippi loves nature. It's like giving yourself to nature. What I admire most is that she can communicate with animals. Lions, snakes, leopards... what terrible animals! If it were us, we would hide when we see them, and run away if we can't hide. But she is different. Not only can she talk to them, but she can also command them! This is something that people cannot do, but a little girl did it.

To be honest, I am surprised. Why is Tippi able to communicate with animals? Is it because he is born? I think not. If it is natural, there should be many children like Tippi. But few people can do this. When children see cute animals, they may play with them involuntarily. But if they see some scary animals, they will tremble and dare not approach them. But Tippi was different, which really surprised me.

Like everyone else, I like to play with some cute little animals. But I, like everyone else, am afraid of powerful animals. No matter how much I encourage myself, I still can't be as brave as Tippi, who is not afraid of the strong or the weak. I really envy Tippi at this point.

I feel that humans can actually get along with animals, no matter what kind of animals they are. But first, you must understand the animals. You must know what the movements mean. Otherwise, you can't be friends with animals. Thoughts after reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 6

Recently, I fell in love with a book called "My Wild Animal Friends". This book was very interesting, so I read it in one breath. Finished reading.

It is about a French girl named Tippi.

She went to Africa with her parents to photograph wild animals. In the following days, she regarded herself as an African. Later, she was able to talk to animals with her eyes and communicate with animals with her heart, such as lions, leopards, chameleons, etc. Wait, gradually became good friends with various animals, and even had interesting stories with the animals!

After reading this book, I also want to learn from Tippi and learn from her bravery , bold, smart, and kind. We should also care for animals and trees, protect the ecological balance, and make our homes more beautiful! Thoughts after reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 7

"My Wild Animal Friends" is a book written by This is a book written by a 10-year-old girl "Tippi Benjamin O'Conde de Gray" who was born in Africa but lived in France. She lived in the African jungle for a long time. The illustrations in the book were taken live by her parents, the famous wildlife photographers "Alain de Grey" and "Sylvie Robert".

This book tells the story of Tippi’s 10 years of wonderful time living in the African jungle. She had close contact with wild animals and made many wild animals become her close friends, such as: the man she met when she was four years old. The baboon "Xingdi", the elephant "Abbu", the ostrich, the leopard... they often play with Tippi.

In the book, Tippi says: "All the girls I know are domesticated, except me. I am wild. I live in the African jungle, and wild animals are like those in my home. "Yes, all the photos in the book were taken in the wild and among black people, which is very rare because most of us live in cities and have never experienced this feeling.

Tippi can talk to animals and communicate with them with his eyes. This is a huge talent for Tippi, because it is very difficult to do. There is also this sentence in The Tale of Tippi: "Some of us humans are very vicious, so vicious that there is no reason at all, just for fun. These people come from the bad guys. I see, animals all come from the good guys, and It won’t come from the bad guys.” From these three sentences, I read the beautiful hearts of animals. Although they are sometimes angry, this is also good, because joy, anger, sorrow, and joy are also due. .

"My Wild Animal Friends" is a book that allows me to better understand wild animals, understand the beautiful minds of animals, and understand the telepathy between a 10-year-old girl Tippi and animals. She lives in Deeds in the African jungle. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 8

One day during the holiday, I read a book called "My Wild Animal Friends", which was published by Yunnan Education Press and written by Tippi . Written by De Gray and translated by Huang Tianyuan.

This book is about the protagonist Tippi’s contact with wild animals. There are 31 stories. Now, I will tell you a short story called Animals Come from the Good People’s Side. , the book says: Some of us humans are very vicious, so vicious that there is no reason at all, and they are just enjoying themselves. These people are all from the bad guys. I don't know if this happens in animals. If an animal comes from a bad place, it will have no one to fall in love with, and there will be no hope of being friends. It's really weird to think about this. I have never encountered this situation, or maybe crocodiles are like this? Just like snakes, everyone thinks they are very vicious, but I have never been bitten by a snake. By the way, I was once bitten by a meerkat, so some of the photos show teeth marks on my nose. But that's not its fault. When I approached it to pick her up, it was very nervous and thought I was going to hurt it, so it bit my nose. It was just self-defense, and I couldn't hate it.

From what I see, animals come from the side of good people, not from the side of bad guys.

After reading this book, I like animals even more. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 9

On my fourth birthday, my sister gave me a book - "My Wild Animal Friends". I felt like I had found a treasure, couldn't put it down, and couldn't wait to look through it.

The author of this book is a French girl named Tippi, who was born in Namibia, Africa in 1990. She grew up in the jungle with her parents who photographed wild animals. She had a blind date with wild elephants, danced with ostriches, chameleons, bullfrogs, leopards, lions, baboons...each one of them brought her fun, joy, thrills and fantasy. , even the pain of flesh and blood, eventually became her best friend.

Reading Little Tippi’s touching stories and sincere confessions, I feel that we should be kind to nature and animals. In my eyes, cheetahs and snakes are scary animals. However, when I saw Tippi playing with them and being intimate with them, I realized that even the most ferocious animals actually have feelings. As long as we sincerely make friends with them and treat them well, they will live in harmony with us.

Let us cherish every little animal around us. The earth is our home. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 10

After reading the book "My Wild Animal Friends", I learned a lot about the characteristics of small animals and their personalities. I know that the little protagonist Tippi's contact with various small animals is full of love, and I understand that only by caring for animals, animals will not hurt you. In the pure nature without human interference, many animals can naturally get along with people and become intimate. The magical little protagonist Tippi can also talk to small animals. She regards elephants as her older brothers, keeps company with baboons, dances with ostriches, and even tries to get close to dangerous leopards.

She can communicate with animals using her eyes. She believes that animals are never vicious, but rather aggressive. As long as you understand them, respect them, and avoid misunderstandings, you can get kindness in return from them. Tippi's love for small animals and the story of them becoming good friends deeply moved me. I want to be friends with small animals like her, be kind to nature, and be kind to all kinds of animals. Thoughts on reading "My Wild Animal Friends" 11

This week, I read a very interesting book called "My Wild Animal Friends".

This book mainly describes the interesting things that happened between the cute little girl Tippi and many wild animals. Tippi has a deep connection with wild animals: she regards Abu the elephant as her brother, sits on an ostrich, is inseparable from a baboon, sleeps with a lion cub, and plays with a leopard cub. It's all so amazing to me that those wild animals don't attack Tippi!

After reading this book, I think Little Tippi is really brave. She was actually in close contact with so many wild animals, and she seemed to have super powers, able to make violent wild animals docile.

This book made me know that we humans can also make friends with wild animals, make friends together, and play together. We should treat them well so that they will be willing to make friends with us and will not attack us.

I also learned that we must protect wild animals and not harm them at will, let alone let them become extinct. We belong to the earth, and wild animals also belong to the earth. We should be like a family, so we should treat them like our own family members.

I think this book is very interesting.