英文小说读后感（通用5篇）

第页共页英文小说〔通用5篇〕英文小说〔通用5篇〕英文小说篇1Asawhole,thisbookisaboutacaseconcerningtheDuke’smissingson.Arthur,theDuke’sson,wasfoundoutinacertainmorningtohavedisappeared,acpaniedwithwhichwasalsothedisappearanceoftheGermanteacher.TheschoolmasterDr.HuxtablethenturnedtothefamousdetectiveofthetimeSherlockHolmesforhelp.Realizinghowtoughandimportantthecaseis,HolmesimmediatelymadeuphismindtoacceptthecaseandfollowedDr.HuxtablebacktoMackletonbytrain.Havingformedaroughideaaboutthewholematter,Holmesprobedintothecaseimmediatelyandhadacarefulinvestigationoftheentireareashortlyafterthearrival,duringtheproceofwhichhediscoveredthebodyoftheGermanteacherHeidegger.Finally,primarilyduetohisprominentabilityasadetective,hemanagedtounravelthemysteryandobtainedthetwelvethousandpoundspromisedbytheDuke.Havingoncestartedreadingthisfiction,Iwaspletelyimmersedinthemysteriousstor.英文小说篇217thcenturyEnglishrelatedwitchcraftsuperstitionisextremelyserious，manyeverybodybecauseareaccusedbuttosufferinvainforthesorcererthefataldisaster.ThissmallstoryisZhanNiteaboutherwholefamilypitifulbitterexperiencenarration.ZhanNiespeciallytoldthisstorythetimeisin1634，atthattimeheronlythen9yearsold，becauseareactuallyaccusedtoimprisonforthesorceressintheLancastercastlejail.Beforethishermaternalgrandmother，,themotherandelderbrotherarealltreatedasthesorcerertoexecute.英文小说篇3Inthissummerholidays，Ireadabookcalled，itwaswrittenbyCharlesDickens，oneofthemostfamousEnglishwriters.Hewrotelotsofwonderfulnovels.Thisbookisoneofhispositions.Ifweneverpossessanything，wewillnotmindwelostsomething.Sincewedon’twanttobeveryrich，wewillnotfeeldespondbecausepoor.英文小说篇4WhenIfirstread"gonewiththewind",Isawthatsomeofthepassagesthatwerenotsoattractiveatthetimewerearound,butonlyscarlettsstrengthandherwords:Tomorrowisanotherday.WhenIfirstread"gonewiththewind",Ididnotknowscarlett,andthoughtshewasaveryannoyingandveryyounglady,butIwasveryproudtohavethebeautyofhercountry.Afterreadingit,IfeltmoreandmorethatIwasdisgustedwithscarlett,perhapsonlybecauseofjealousy.Shewasjealousofherbeauty,jealousofherbeauty,andenviousofhersuperiorbirth.AtthattimeIrealizedthatIwasaveryordinarycitizen,hownarrowthemindis,howmuchtoshameoneself.Onlytoseescarlettsglamour,shedidnotnoticescarlettsstrengthandbraveryduringthecivilwar,anddidnotnoticethatscarlettwasonlyseventeenyearsold.Whatwerewedoingwhenwewereseventeen?Whatisscarlettdoing?ThemostletIwasmovedtoact,thebookisseescarletttofindmeaddoctorthissectionforMelanie,seescarlettquicklyreadthepagelistthatdeath,gofartoseeoldMrWilkestowaraftercrossonesheartthatscarlett,wipealotofpapertowels.Itwasamomenttounderstandthatscarlettwasnotjustavase,asIthought.Shewasmyfavoritestrong,bravewoman.Thecivilwar,closeyoureyesfeelmyselfinAtlanta,andgroupsofpeoplegatherinthedrivewayandsoonnamelistofdeath,tarletonfourbrothersareallfinished,Tomandthetwinswerepleted,Wilkes,ASHLEYsfather,whitehairoldmanhitbyartilleryalso,Mrs.Meadeseldestsondied,theyoungersonlessthan16woundedonthebattlefield,itisapellingwar,hundredsofthousandsofcasualties,flutteringflies,dirtybandage,blood,sweat...Thesouthlost,theyankeescame...Maybethemomentweloselove,manypeoplewillbedevastated.Atthatmoment,scarlettdidnot,scarlettmerelysaid,"Tomorrowisanotherday."英文小说篇5"Nottobeleftforeverinariot,tobefavoredtohaveabullying."Easonchansredrose,howmanypeoplesvoicesareheard.Howmanypeopleseethemselvesorothersinthissong.AndIseemtohaveseenthegiggleofthetroubledbeauty."Herheavyeardrophangingonalongchainofgold,fromneatlywithcurlyhairhangsdown,swingsaroundthebrowneyes,theeyeslikethewinterleavesglitteringinthebrightofthelake,twobrownleafflashreflectionfromthequietwaterofthelake",sheissuchabeautifulwoman.Asthedaughterofasouthernfarmer,sheiscarefree,cheerfulandcheerful,andherfathersdotinghasmadeheraproud,rebellious,stubbornandvaincharacter.Sheistheheroineofgonewiththewind--scarlett.Sheisbeautiful,butsheisbetteratusingherbeauty,usingsometricks,sotherearemanysuitorsaroundher.Whensheiskeentodance,onlywearconspicuousclothes,shuttlingbetweenthemanandbeethecentreofeachball,sinkinglookedatthemeninherbeauty,herheartisfilledwithpride.Shewalkedaround,refusedtoreturn,andwatchedthemenfightforhimandpayherrespects,andshewasjustalittlebullying.ScarlettdidnotputdownASHLEY,butwiththecivilwarandtheturmoilofherlife.ScarlettgraduallyrealizedthatshedidnotlikeASHLEYsomuch.WhenASHLEYcamebackalivefromthebattlefield,hewasraggedandhaggard,andhisnoblequalitieshadvanished.Whentarawassuffering,ASHLEYwasweak.WhenASHLEYwasmanagedbyscarlett,hemanagedalumbermill,butitwasbadlyrun.Scarlettcouldnotbutacknowledge