爱玛英文读后感

1、爱玛英文读后感爱玛英文读后感（一）Emm- the fourth, longest and last of Jane Austen' s books toappear in print during her lifetime, EmmOs considered a classic romantic edy and was first published in 1816. Writte n almost 200 year ago, it's in evitable that the dialogue may feel a bit stilted at times. However

2、, this adds dime nsion and depth to the story which focuses on 19th cen tury social hierarchies and the in teract ion betwee n various social classes.Miss Emma Woodhouse is a shining example of a 19th cen tury socialite. Beautiful, clever and wealthy, she fan cies herself a master-matchmaker and set

3、s in motio n a laundry list of schemes to pair off the Highbury reside nts. Convin ced a make-over would elevate her new friend Harriet ' s social standing and thus her marriage potential, Emma, fueled by her feeling of superiority, plotted and planned, all to no avail. Faili ng to realize the e

4、xte nt of her short ings and the con seque nces of such hurtful behavior, Emma was fin ally confron ted by Mr. Kni ghtley.Afterwards, embarrassed and ashamed, she reevaluated her life and bega n to make ame nds, in hopes of being a better pers on.Emma is a beautifully writte n, classic, laced with w

5、it andsarcasm. Through a vastly differingcast of characters, each delightfullyin spiri ng in his or her own way, Auste n vividly captured the heart of a muni ty. Everythi ng is n eatly tied up at the con clusi on, as thi ngs literally e full circle ending muchthe way it began. A sublte, yet very sig

6、 nifica nt messege is hidde n just below the surface- the beg inning andthe ending are just definitive points in the journey, in between is where we write our defi niti on of happ in ess. There' s a depth and sin cere hon esty writte n into the very fabric of this story- that must be recog ni ze

7、d to fully appreciate the artistic genius of Jane a vintage automobile, Emma is a slow, leisurely read, perfect for a lazy Sun day after noon.爱玛英文读后感(二)The vampire story is a well tried and tested plot line. The undead feeding on the blood of the living, and in so doing turning their victims into va

8、mpires as well. Great plot, but it has one flaw. The usual scoop invo Ives a vampire n eedi ng to drink blood every ni ght. I live in a small tow n of around 20,000 reside nts, some simple math shows that within two weeks, we would all be vampires, in fact within ten weeks every pers on in the conti

9、nentalUSwould be a vampire, and a few weeks later the entireworld!That said, I have no problem with vampire related books.Predatoress is set in modern times, actually 2003 and most of the activity takes place in the small Hungarian town of Sopron. For the main character the author has selected herse

10、lf, Emma Gabor. Emma is a sweet 18 year old girl with a promising future as a genetic researcher. ()Those aspirations seem dashed followi ng a close encoun ter with a shadowy figure who in troduces Emma into the world of the un dead.EmmOn turn co-opts her friends. Of course the small population of S

11、opron can not possibly sustain this ever expanding vampire population, and the young ladies are forced to forage further afield.As with any secret, it has a fin ite shelf life, a sell by date! It does not take long before the activities in Sopron bee no ticed.Emma is n ot in here ntly bad, she just

12、can n ot con trol the n eed for fresh blood. Eventually she explains her dilemma to her fianc e eZoltan, ano ther gen etic researcher.The race is on, can they discover a serum to undo the vampire curse?I don' t think it would be fair to readers to reveal more of the plot.As an older reader I lef

13、t with the feeling that this book lacked the fin esse Bram Stoker' s classic 1897 horror no vel Dracula. But, thegenre is not one that I have a great love for any way, so I would not take my word for much. In fact my 18 year old step son and his girlfrie nd are huge fans of this gen re, it will

14、be in terest ing to get their feedback.Almost certa in ly the Young Adult audie nee is the focus of Emma Gabor, and it may well work for her.From a technicalstandpoint I cannot fault the book. It has beenwell crafted, and great care take n in the edit ing phase. I suspect that Emma Gabor is going to

15、 bee a n ame with a large followi ng. It will be in terest ing to see what direct ion she takes n ext. The YA crowd is a large and in flue ntial group, and they are ofte n willi ng to trade depth for action in a plot. I however thi nk that if the author swaps actio n for depth in her n ext book, she will be well on the way to that elusive pot of gold at the end of the rain bow. Predatoress is a clear example of Emma Gabor's ability to write, she just needs to limit the sweeping plot-line in favor of develop ing her characters.-强备课挥关虫龄三生的三三机的备合