About 3 selected sample essays after reading "The Wind in the Willows"

Whenever you read a book, you must have some insights and gains in your heart, so let’s write a review together. The following is what I shared with you about the selected "The Wind in the Willows" 》3 sample essays for your reference.

Thoughts after reading "The Wind in the Willows" 1

?During the summer, I was preparing to recommend books to the children, so I selected some children's books to read. And "The Wind in the Willows" is like a breath of fresh wind.

?1. Poems of the Four Seasons

?About this book, the first thing that comes to my mind is the four gentlemen - Mole, River Rat, Toad and Old Badger. They live on the banks of the Thames, the mother river of Britain. If you look carefully, the interesting story between them is another poem about the four seasons.

?In fact, the four seasons have never stopped singing and chanting. There seems to be a voice in this book that keeps reminding you: please look, please listen, and please think about the most beautiful and fresh nature. Please close your eyes and dream mysteriously with your most subtle feelings...

?Dream about the river rat pulling out the boat from under the willow tree and swimming down the river with the mole he met for the first time - - It was on a warm spring day; I dreamed of the thrilling scene of a happy and carefree toad driving a carriage and causing the carriage to flip over - it was a hot summer day; I dreamed of the scene of the old badger opening the long-closed door to welcome in the two poor little animals - It was a snowy winter day. And what about autumn? It's the chapter about parting. In autumn, when faced with many immigrants and travelers, there is always some sadness and helpless nostalgia for parting.

?2. Friendship

?I think the Mole’s friends belong to three seasons. The river rat's rafting and poetry are closely related to the river in spring. Toad's adventure and ambition only become more passionate in summer, while the calm and majestic old badger's friendship is more like that. Winter fire. The change of seasons contains rich secrets. In the course of these secrets, rivers rise and fall, migratory birds fly south, and vegetation withers and grows. Animals maintain a high degree of sensitivity to nature. They each spend perfect days in their own seasonal climate and environment. Perhaps, for Mole, interacting with different friends is like experiencing different seasons, and it seems that he sees multiple sides of himself.

?Of course, in friendship, in addition to learning, what is more touching is the sincere and selfless friendship. The mole was attracted by the charming breath of spring and came to the ground to play and explore. He met the river rat and began a wonderful life that was different from the past. In the battle to help Toad regain his homeland, he showed bravery and resourcefulness and was deeply appreciated by the old badger. Although River Rat is a bit stubborn, he is generous, sincere and selfless to his friends. Therefore, he will resolutely rush into the wild forest at dusk in order to find the mole; when his way home is blocked by wind and rain, he will tactfully ask the old badger for help; he will be deceived by the toad because he is worried that the toad is really sick. . Under his unapproachable appearance, the old badger is actually a simple, amiable and helpful animal. On a cold snowy day, he opened the door to his home and welcomed friends such as river rats and otters with a warm stove, tempting food, and warm care. He worked hard to help Toad get rid of his old habits; he undoubtedly played a central role in helping Toad regain his homeland. This animal world is just like human society, but friendship is indispensable after all, and friends are united and sincere after all.

?3. Adventure and Family

?In this book, Toad can be regarded as an "adventure king". He is extremely playful and likes the new but hates the old. Look at him.

He is full of jokes and risks, but he always turns danger into safety in exchange for capital to continue bragging. From sailing boats to carriages to cars to steamboats, the toad's passion for chasing speed is like the summer sun getting stronger and stronger. Because of his fascination with cars, he was mistaken for a car thief. He was sentenced to a heavy sentence by a confused judge, and was imprisoned in the darkest, dankest and most secret dungeon in England. Later, with the help of the kind-hearted daughter of the imperial guard, he escaped from the dungeon by disguising himself as a washerwoman and began a near-miss, but absolutely legendary and tortuous adventure. But don't forget to follow the adventures of the other two animals.

The adventure of Mole's spring day that started with throwing down the brush; a big river where we met for the first time, a few friends we met for the first time, rafting for the first time, listening to the flute of dawn for the first time, and experiencing going home again for the first time The feeling; and the spiritual adventure of the river rat yearning for the southern sea in his heart. You can travel in this book and follow these little animals on adventures in nature.

?The homes of the four protagonists are all different: the luxurious "Toad Manor", the quaint and solid old badger's underground room, the small and comfortable river rat's cave on the shore, and the simple and practical " Mole's Nest". Whether it is a simple or luxurious home, as long as friends appear together, it must be a place of joy; no matter how long you have been away from it, home always welcomes you back. The Mole, who returned home after a long journey, slept contentedly on his familiar bed, feeling that those objects were always happy, friendly and enthusiastic when they saw him. Therefore, the home is always warm and comfortable.

?Reading this book feels like the wind in the willow forest blowing across the river bank, through the reeds, and blowing in my heart. The animal world is like human society. The story was told by the author to his son, but he gave the entire fairy tale a profound connotation, full of his understanding of life and insights into nature, and also allowed readers to receive education and enlightenment in life.

? After reading "The Wind in the Willows" 2

? Before reading the contents of "The Wind in the Willows", I believe no one would have thought that the protagonist turned out to be a mole , a river rat and a toad!

?The author can so cleverly combine the four words "Wind in the Willows" with river rats, three small animals that frequently appear in people's field of vision, and them The unknown stories of mutual help and love and growth are connected together. It is really not easy! Moreover, the author vividly portrays each character, some are brave and firm, and some are timid and afraid of getting into trouble. , some are reckless and enthusiastic, all of them are lifelike. Through their growth stories, we also understand a lot of truths.

?One of the paragraphs reads like this: River Rat met a Navigation Rat, and Navigation Rat told River Rat about the rich and plump life he lived at the dock, eating delicious clam meat every day. A fairy-like day where even the night is brightly lit. Now, the sailing rat is going to the south of his dreams. The River Rat was very envious of the Navigation Rat. He thought: The Navigation Rat can go where he wants to go, why can't I go to the dock and have a look? At this time, the River Rat is no longer the same River Rat! He has begun to lose his way. His original pair of clear eyes were gone, replaced by melancholy, somewhat dim, and impetuous gray eyes like a sailing rat. He has only one desire at the moment, and it's very strong: I want to go to the dock! If the kind-hearted Mole hadn't helped him find himself, would he have been lost forever? I think, yes.

? Turning back to us, will we also lose ourselves? Will we be like the river rats? If, one day, we are confused. We lose ourselves if we don't have friends like moles around us. Are we going to continue to be confused like this? No, friend, if you don’t want to go on like this anymore and don’t want to lose yourself anymore, stand up! Friends! Stand up with your own firm will! Find yourself. ! Thoughts after reading "The Wind in the Willows" 3

?During the winter vacation, I read the book "The Wind in the Willows".

?The four "gentlemen" described in the book are actually four ordinary animals living along the Thames River, the mother river of England: the hardworking and gentle mole, the smart and optimistic The River Rat, the calm and witty Old Badger and the playful and vain Toad.

?Among these four animals, the one that impressed me the most was the toad. He is a gentleman who lives well off and is hospitable, but he also suffers from vanity, boastfulness and playfulness. Because of these problems, he left his ancestral Toad Palace and went traveling. Because he was obsessed with cars, he was mistaken for a car thief, and because he was naturally fond of boasting, he offended the police and was sentenced to a heavy sentence by a confused judge and sent to jail. Finally, with the help of his friends, he corrected his shortcomings and returned to Toad Palace.

?The old badger also left a deep impression on me. He is a calm, cool, and trustworthy friend.

At the same time, he was also willing to help others and tried every possible means to help Toad get rid of his boastful and playful habits. He also made suggestions and worked with Mole and River Rat to help Toad regain his home.

?This animal world is just like human society, with all kinds of people, loyal and traitorous. However, life is beautiful and happy after all, home is always warm and comfortable, and friends are always united and sincere!