Reflections on Reading Wind in the Willows

Everyone has tried to write a composition in their daily study, work or life. According to the characteristics of writing proposition, composition can be divided into propositional composition and non-propositional composition. What kind of composition can be called an excellent composition? The following is my carefully compiled composition about reading The Wind in the Willows, for reference only. Let's have a look.

After reading Wind in the Willows, I have finished reading Wind in the Willows written by British writer kenneth grahame in the past two weeks. This book is famous at home and abroad. I've heard about it for a long time It was not until last week that the veil was lifted.

The river next to the willow tree, the soil next to the willow tree ... are full of vitality, and the breath of spring permeates the whole willow forest. Mole, rat, old badger and toad have many things among the willows.

Toads like the new and hate the old. Recently, he is crazy about cars. Originally, he was just going to have fun, but later he showed his true colors and even stole a car. However, although he plays with cars, steals cars, goes to prison and runs away, I still like toad very much, because he is very kind to his friends and often invites mice, moles and old badgers to his "toad villa" for a few days, which I find very interesting. When the author wrote that toad stole a car, I couldn't wait to look down. Being caught by this one is neither good nor good. After reading this book, I feel very funny again. It is this plot that makes Wind in the Willows interesting, and I can't wait to read it all at once.

I think this is a book about friendship. Although toad stole the car, his friend advised him to turn over a new leaf and turn over a new leaf. It is because of such a group of friends that toad will turn over a new leaf and become a good toad. If all bad people can correct their mistakes like toads, then no one will do bad things in this world.

What happened among the willows is worth seeing.

Write 2 Finish Reading Wind in the Willows Today, I finished reading a book called Wind in the Willows. I like this book very much. There are four protagonists in this book, one of which left a deep impression on me. Its name is toad. Why did toad leave such a deep impression on me? Simply put, it is because he is so bad! Specifically, there are the following points:

First of all, toad loves racing. I don't think racing is good. If you hit other small animals, those innocent small animals are likely to get hurt. Their parents will be sad. Moreover, the car violates traffic regulations, and the toad in the car will be in danger himself.

Secondly, Toad is a thief. Being a thief is not good. The police will catch you first. Secondly, it will be sad for others to lose their own things. Being a thief will make no one like you in the end. We can't be thieves.

Then, toad was arrogant and fearless all day, blowing himself to the sky. Always so wild, self-righteous and disrespectful. As the saying goes, arrogance makes people go backwards. Toad will become more and more stupid if it goes on like this. So we can't be as arrogant as toads.

Finally, toad is too playful. It lost its house for fun. Although his good friend Qi Xin Qi Xin cooperated to recapture themoon, he experienced a fierce battle. We shouldn't let entertainment get in the way of serious business.

Despite all his shortcomings, toad finally turned over a new leaf and became a respected hero. Therefore, I still want to give it a chance to correct its mistakes. I am willing to try to accept it and like it.

The Wind in the Willows is a fairy tale written by British writer kenneth grahame. The whole book describes the story of animals living with the ups and downs of the seasons, and reproduces the friendship between the flowers and the shadows.

There are four protagonists in this story: the cautious badger, the clever and careful mouse, the resourceful and brave mole and the arrogant toad. Many interesting things happened between them under the willow tree and by the river. Every time I read that four brave men stormed into the banquet hall angrily, there was a great panic at this terrible moment. Scared out of her wits, the weasel got under the table, jumped out of the window and ran away. The stoats rushed straight to the fireplace, all huddled in the chimney, unable to move. I seem to see a picture of badger, mouse, mole and toad.

After reading Wind in the Willows and closing the book, I couldn't help thinking of myself: that day, after being named by the new teacher, I stood up slowly and answered questions in a voice as thin as a mosquito. Then I was "I can't hear you!" By the teacher. The overwhelming laughter of the students was drowned out. At that time, my hands unconsciously oozed tiny sweat, and my facial expression was awkward and unnatural. It's not impossible. I'm just too worried that my answer will be wrong, and I'm afraid that so many people will say you are wrong in unison. That kind of caution stems from worry, and finally I lost the courage to say the answer out loud. Whenever I think about it again, I always feel that if I had been braver like a mole and didn't flinch in the face of difficulties, I would have succeeded like them.

Although I have finished reading Wind in the Willows, the feeling it brings me is unforgettable. It makes people feel the preciousness of friendship and the warmth and beauty of home.

Reading The Wind in the Willows is probably the result of my childhood memories, because I deeply like Mr. Zdeněk Miler's The Story of the Mole and have deep feelings for this humble little animal. Later, I met Wind in the Willows, which showed me the dull but exciting life of Mole and his friends.

I have to admit that the description of food in Wind in the Willows always makes me feel sweet temptation: "... just let the excited mole take out the delicious food and put it in an orderly way, including frozen chicken, frozen ham, frozen beef, salad, French rolls, sandwiches, draft beer, lemon juice, soda water ... really rich."

There are no special adjectives, just listing the names of food like a tablecloth laid by the river at a picnic. This is probably British romance. Some people say that The Wind in the Willows is a story that is suitable for sitting around a warm stove and listening together. Seeing this sentence, I have a sobering feeling: I finally know what attracts me deeply-the holy light emitted by friendship and warmth.

The characters in the book also have miniature and typical qualifications today. Mr. Badger is probably the kind of facial paralysis uncle who is hard-spoken, soft-hearted, smart, brave and responsible; Toad is a rich second generation local tyrant, fickle and fond of playing tricks, and finally he was saved by his friends. Mole and mouse are good friends who can live and die together. When the mole was most afraid of difficulties, the mouse appeared in the wild forest and saved it. When the mole was homesick, the Rat strode home without hesitation. The mouse takes care of the mole like a brother, and the mole can rely on the mouse safely. The friendship between four people is like melting into the flowing fresh blood. I may not feel anything at ordinary times, but it will always surge violently at critical times. This is the best friend.

The Wind in the Willows was written by kenneth grahame. His father is a lawyer, but he has a bad habit of drinking; After her mother died of scarlet fever, she was brought up by her grandparents in the countryside. I can imagine how much trouble he had to go through when he grew up in such a family, but his fairy tales can still get rid of a little haze and be full of sweet dreams. I believe that words come from life and life comes from the heart. Kenneth must have a warm and gentle heart to tell such a touching story.

Wind in the Willows is a story that I can't help reading again and again, just like Naoko Anfang's The Secret of the Rabbit House. There is no flowery rhetoric, just smiling and telling a warm story in a gentle tone, just like sitting by a warm stove in the house and watching the silence in the Woods outside the window.

A post-reading composition "Wind in the Willows" 5 Recently, I read a book called "Wind in the Willows", which tells the story of various small animals living in the vibrant willows.

The small animals in the book include a toad who loves luxury and vanity; Brave and generous mole; A witty and kind badger and a sharing mouse; And toad's sworn enemies, weasels, stoats and Yellow weasel.

What impressed me most in the book was that toad robbed his ancestral home with weasels, ferrets and weasels because of his vanity and put himself in prison. But its good friends, Mole, Badger and Mouse, fought to the death with the weasel in order to recapture the toad's house, and finally regained their property. From then on, the weasel got rid of the bad habit of vanity and extravagance, turned over a new leaf and became very modest.

I was deeply attracted by the picturesque scenery along the Liulin River and the warm and loving pictures of small animals helping each other. I hold a book and read it again and again, as if I were living with them. I always feel the tolerance, loyalty, trust, understanding, care and sharing of friendship and walk with them. * * * I am bathed in the warm and pleasant spring breeze, the noisy river of listeners, the mysterious wild forest of explorers and the silvery moonlit night, all of which make me linger!

Wind in the Willows gives me a wonderful feeling. It is warm, moving, lively and interesting, which makes me feel the preciousness of friendship and the warmth of home. This book tells us that only the friendship between friends is the most precious, and we can work together to overcome difficulties. Although toad used to be vain, he finally turned over a new leaf, just like we all make mistakes. We must be brave enough to correct it in order to win everyone's love.

I read several extra-curricular books this winter vacation, and one of them was particularly fond of. The name of this book is Wind in the Willows.

The Wind in the Willows was written by Kenneth Graham of England. The title of this book gives me a very mysterious feeling. The dense forest is a mystery, and the wind is a story. So what will happen to this willow forest?

Wind in the Willows is a story about a mouse, a mole, a toad and a badger. In the running Okawa Department, mice and moles live together, help each other and live happily. The mole wanted to visit Mr Badger very much, so on a sunny day, he went into the dense forest alone and got lost. Later, the mouse finally found the mole, but they were all lost and couldn't go home. Finally, they entered Mr. Badger's house by mistake. Finally meet Mr. Badger.

After they came out, they met toad dregs again. CP Yu is rich, but he is always half-hearted, learning to row once and drive once. Finally, it went to prison because of the car. Its property is occupied by bad people. Later, under the education of rats, moles and badgers, toad dregs changed.

In this book, Toad is always half-hearted, and he has learned a lesson. And I also made a fool of myself because I was half-hearted: I was very sad because I didn't get more than 70 points in an exam seriously! Through the book Wind in the Willows, I understand that we should not be half-hearted like toads, but be kind and careful like rats, moles and badgers. Seriously and enthusiastically help those around you who need help.

Composition 7 After reading The Wind in the Willows, the mole, the mouse, the toad and the badger have different personalities, but they have become good friends.

Simple and honest mole is always obedient. The author has written about this many times in the book. Once, the rat asked the mole to write an invitation letter, and the mole wrote it against his will. On another occasion, the badger assigned him to lead the weasel to clean up, and he agreed. He is the best speaker among his friends.

Clever mice can often come up with ideas. For example, he can infer from the discovery of a mud scraper that there may be a family here. The mouse also found that the mole was homesick and chatted with him intimately. He can also write beautiful poems, like a literary youth.

Bufo is a conceited toad, obsessed with driving, which leads to frequent car accidents and imprisonment for stealing cars. He escaped with the help of the jailer's daughter, but he continued to teach and squandered the money left by his father. Later, under the guidance of badger, he finally turned over a new leaf.

Toad's experience reminds me of the characters in two books: one is Mio, my Mio. Just now, Prince Ogata and his friend Akimu were still playing freely outside, but in a blink of an eye, they were imprisoned in a horrible dungeon, in great pain. They once thought they had everything, but in a blink of an eye, their greatest hope was to get a little bread to satisfy their hunger and a glass of spring water to quench their thirst. The change of life is really unpredictable. The other is Spartacus. Toad escaped from prison for taking bribes, which became the most disgraceful thing in his life, and he was often worried about it. Spartacus escaped from gladiator school with his courage to resist the evil system. He led a group of gladiators to form a slave resistance organization. From the first 500 people to the later 65438+ ten thousand people, he has been fighting against ancient Rome. Although he failed in the end, although he died, the story of his escape from prison has been circulating. The same behavior has different meanings.

Mature and steady badger is calm, unhurried and ready to help others, helping toad recapture the territory occupied by weasels and successfully cultivating the prodigal toad into a gentleman. No matter what happens, he almost always makes suggestions. He is like a friend's strategist, but Badger doesn't like socializing. He doesn't participate in every team activity.

A composition after reading Wind in the Willows During the summer vacation, I read the book Wind in the Willows.

This book describes four "gentlemen", who are actually four popular plants living or dying along the Thames, Britain's mother river: the hardworking and fighting mole, the clever and cheerful mouse, the cool and alert old badger and the naughty toad.

Among the four plants, toad impressed me the most. He is a well-off and hospitable gentleman, but he also has the shortcomings of being greedy for fame and gain, boasting and playing. Because of these disadvantages, he left home to travel. If he is addicted to cars, he will be mistaken for a car thief. If he boasts that he loves death, he will win the inspection of the police and be sentenced to heavy punishment and imprisonment by the cruel French people. Finally, with the help of his partner, he corrected his mistake and returned to the moon.

The old badger was in my mind and left a deep impression on me. He is a cool, calm and suspicious partner. At the same time, he is also ready to help others, trying his best to help toad change the disadvantages of getting lost, boasting and playing; And give advice, kill moles and mice, and help toad recapture his hometown all the way.

This plant world, like human society, is diverse and loyal. However, the result of life and death is good and happy, the home is warm and comfortable, and the partner is United and sincere at the beginning!

I read a book called Wind in the Willows during the winter vacation. This book is very good, because it is like a talented and knowledgeable teacher who taught me how to do things better and how to become a perfect person.

This book is about: One spring morning, a mole ran and jumped, breathing fresh air and smelling flowers. Unconsciously, the mole came to a Okawabe. The mole saw green grass, colorful flowers and tall and thick trees on the other side of the river. How beautiful! However, the mole can't swim, so he thinks hard. Just then, a mouse shouted to the mole, "Hey, have you ever thought about crossing the river?" Can I help you? ""Yes, thank you! " Said the mole. They crossed the river and came to the grass together, where they had a good time. From then on, they became good friends. Then I made a friend named Badger. Badger doesn't like to talk, but he has a kind heart. He is willing to use his head and is good at doing things. He helped the possessed toad turn over a new leaf and become the original toad again. ...

This book taught me a lot of knowledge. Badger taught me to use my head no matter what I do; The mouse taught me to love my friends; Help each other; Mole taught me to have a kind of love; Toad taught me not to be proud, but to correct my mistakes.

The book Wind in the Willows has benefited me a lot!

The literary masterpiece The Wind in the Willows was written by kenneth grahame, a famous British writer. I like reading it very much.

This book mainly tells the tortuous and vivid adventure stories of several lovely animals along the Thames. The hero in the article, Little Mole, meets his good friend, Mouse. They went to visit Mr. Toad and Mr. Badger together. The two little guys decided to cooperate with Mr. Badger to make Toad turn over a new leaf and become a gentleman. Unexpectedly, the reckless toad was ungrateful, and as usual, he was arrested in prison and then came out to pretend to be a washerwoman. But when it came out, its home had been occupied, so it worked hard with its partners to regain its beautiful home. And he turned over a new leaf and eventually became a modest, self-disciplined and friendly gentleman.

In this book, I like the honest and kind little mole best, not the clever and enthusiastic mouse, the noble and elegant Mr. Badger and the bold and crazy toad. Because it is polite to think of friends everywhere. When the otter's son Xiao Pang got lost, he took the trouble to find Xiao Pang with the mouse. After he cooperated with his friend Qi Xin to recapture the Toad Palace, although he was tired and hungry, he found something to eat for his friend first, and then he was busy helping his friend with other things. Also because of his cleverness, when he robbed toad's house, he took the risk to lead the weasel soldiers to other places, making them more likely to succeed. Therefore, even the noble badger trusts the hardworking child very much.

A mysterious and beautiful willow forest, a group of happy and friendly friends, these lovely animals left a deep impression on me. Melodious flute quietly flows on the river, and their friendship spreads all over Liulin like the wind, which also affects all our hearts. ...