欧也妮葛朗台英文读后感

　　欧也妮葛朗台英文读后感

　　In our life, when speaking of selfish, cold, stingy always referred to a short and fat old man. He is “Grandet” created by Balzac in his novel <Eugenie Grandet>.

　　This is a classical story of a girl whose life is blighted by her father’s hysterical greed. Eugenie’s father is the representative of greed and money. In order to collect money he lost human nature. Miss Eugenie is a kind and humane girl. Both her mother and herself considered money as a method for helping others. She used money to help those who need it. Charles is Eugenie’s cousin who was from a rich family but his father went bankrupt so he had to go to business abroad. He was from humane, pure to self-fish. He gave up his true love, and pursued a nobleman’s daughter.

　　In my thought, Money can not buy happiness . Even if has a lot of money, finally, we had to leave them and left alone. Money is only a part of the relationship between people. Love is priceless, cannot be measured by money.

　　欧也妮葛朗台读后感英文版

　　Eugenie Grandet was written by Balzac. This book demonstrates us a vivid story of a girl whose life is blighted by her father’s hysterical greed. Eugenie’s father is a rich man by doing some disgraced business, and he is money worship that he often left himself in a back room and appreciated money for a long time. Everything in his family is distributed by himself, even a candle or some sugar. He had a servant, who had worked for thirty years, but she never received some presents from Grandet, except an old watch. In addition, he gives his daughter and wife just a little allowance. What’s more, with so much money, he refused to help his bankrupt relative. What a cold blood person! And when the New Year was coming, he asked his daughter to put out all her gold that he gave her before and wanted to admire it routinely. To his surprise, Eugenie had given all of her belonging to her bankrupt cousin. It really annoyed Grandet and after that he put Eugenie up. In order to collect money, he lost human nature to some extent.

　　Grandet ‘s nature of crazing for money won over his family. Comparing with grandet, Eugenie was so warm-hearted that she not only helped her in-troubled cousin but also did a lot of public welfare events. She considered money as a method for helping others. Eugenie and her father in this book are far different by comparing each other, and through this way, they are much prominent. Although Eugenie was kind, her cousin still gave up her and pursued a nobleman’s daughter for money. The value concept of his cousin, who was self-fish, was far away from hers.

　　From this book, a phenomenon of money worship comes out. From the Oxford English dictionary, we know that the word “money” has two definitions: 1. Means of payment, especially coins and banknotes, given and accepted in buying and selling Wealth; total value of somebody’s property. However, in modern American society, money doesn’t just mean cash, dollar bills and coins. The United States is becoming a cashless society quickly. Nowadays, checks and credits cards work just as well as “real money”。 This “plastic money” allows a person spending free. But it also gets them into a lot of debts. Just for so many types of “money” and different usages, to some extent, the modern Americans are changing their outlook on money. They make most of Americans think that money is not all, but it is most of all.

　　Can money buy happiness? Many Americans think so. Americans believe life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness have a certain connection. And what does the pursuit of happiness mean? For many, it means pursuing money. In the United States, not all Americans are rich, but most concern about money. Money is a main part in modern American life. The American’s outlook on money decides on what kind of life they want to have.

　　As far as I am concerned, we should regard earning money as a method for a better life but not just being infatuated with it. If I were Grandet, I will finance the people who were in trouble within my competence, even not to mention my relatives. And I would work hard to earn enough money to provide a better living condition for my dear families rather than keep them for appreciation. This book satirizes money worship, and I am also against blind pursuing money. In our life, there are many other things that are much more important than money, such as a good hobby, our friends and families and so on. Although sometimes money can bring us authority and some other things we want, it can not always bring us happiness. Money is powerless in some of the field.

　　汤姆索亚历险记读后感作文（一）

　　这段时间我阅读了《汤姆·索亚历险记》。故事的小主人公就是汤姆·索亚，这本书详细的记录了汤姆·索亚的童年经历，从他身上我学到了很多道理。

　　汤姆·索亚是一个聪明、调皮而富有正义感的一个小男孩，在他小的时候，父母去世，收养他的是波莉姨妈，波莉姨妈一向对他要求严格，一心想把他培养成一个有教养、心地善良的人。

　　但汤姆生性顽皮，经常搞一些恶作剧，他因为贪玩逃学被惩罚粉刷栅栏，却想出诡计让别人帮他；在主日学校里，他用交换的办法换取《圣经》；他和哈克贝利·费恩、乔·哈帕几个人一起离家出走去当“海盗”……虽然这些做法有点离谱，但是却体现了这些孩子们天真的性格。

　　这本书中令我印象最深的故事情节就属汤姆·索亚和贝基被困山洞时的情形：由于他（她）们在山洞里遇到了蝙蝠，无法原路返回，使他们走错了道而迷了路他不抛弃、不放弃，不着急、坚定自己所想的的想法，找到了新的道路，最后救了自己和女孩儿贝基的性命。

　　再看看我自己，一遇到困难就着急，别人一说我就飘摇不定，坚定不了自己的信念，一着急就放弃了某件事情。以后，我要学习汤姆·索亚的精神，遇到任何困难都要沉着冷静、不能着急，要有坚定的信念，不要轻易放弃自己的想法。当困难一时解决不了时，要有耐心，想办法去克服，这样才能把事情做好。

　　汤姆索亚历险记读后感作文（二）

　　今天，在我的建议下，妈妈终于给我买了一本盼望已久的书——《汤姆·索亚历险记》看完了这本有趣的书以后，我真是爱不释手。

　　这本书的内容是：有一个小孩儿叫汤姆·索亚，汤姆·索亚是一个聪明、调皮、有正义感的、喜欢冒险的小男孩儿。大家都叫他汤姆。他把刷墙的痛苦巧妙的变成了欢乐，他和他的小伙伴一起去当海盗，还在一起挖起了宝藏，很多天没回家。他还去了一个像迷宫一样的山洞，可是，迷了路，但是，最后竟然走了出去，他到底是怎么走出去的呢？还有许多事情，汤姆都巧妙地解决了他。总而言之，在汤姆身上，什么奇迹都有可能发生。

　　我一口气看完了这本书，我认识了聪明、调皮、可爱的汤姆，他有着永不放弃的精神。他在山洞里迷了路，他在不停地找出口，如果，他当时放弃了，他有可能会永远出不了山洞。在这时，我想：汤姆难道出不来了吗？可是，汤姆出来了，他从一个小洞里钻出来了，正因为汤姆有着永不放弃的精神，他不停地找出路，所以才能出来，当他出来的时候，我真为他感到高兴。再想想我自己，有什么事，我坚持不下来就放弃了，我一定要学习汤姆这种永不放弃的精神。

　　汤姆索亚历险记读后感作文（三）

　　这一周，我们班借了一本书，美国的马克·吐温写的一部小说——《汤姆·索亚历险记》。

　　我一打开书，就被它吸引住了。(www.lzdaxue.com)这本书讲的是小主人公汤姆·索亚的童年生活和冒险，里面的许多描写都能令人大笑一番。汤姆十分调皮，和同父异母的弟弟一起接受姨妈的监护，他总是做出许多调皮的事让姨妈无可奈何，他也十分聪明，但是却是在玩和偷懒的上面。

　　其中的一个故事——光荣的刷墙手让我体会到了汤姆的聪明，虽然可能是“小聪明”：汤姆被姨妈惩罚刷墙，但是他不想刷，于是先装作刷墙很有趣的样子，等到其他小伙伴们好奇时，让他们缴纳“刷墙费”再让他们刷墙。这样，他既收获了一些小玩意，又把姨妈布置的刷墙工作做完了。

　　看到这里，我有点可笑：汤姆利用自己的小聪明，让其他的小孩子“代替”他受罚，并且还拿到了许多的小东西。这点，他可是能当第一！但是我还觉得：对待朋友不应该这样，利用他们完成自己的工作。并且，你小时候让别人替你完成了，那么长大后呢？还有人替你完成吗？你对待朋友这样，你的朋友会越来越少，知道没有了一个朋友，你才会罢休吗？汤姆，我希望你能对人好一点！

　　这就是我看《汤姆·索亚历险记》得到的信息，你呢？