KiteRunner

　　'TheKiteRunner'isabookaboutfriendship,family,andmistakes.Inacountryalmostinwar,twofriends,AmirandHassan,areabouttobetornapartforever.ItisabeautifulafternooninKabulandakite-fightingtournamentistakingplace.Butafterwards,oneboy'sfearfulactofbetrayalwillchangetheirlivesforever.Now,after20yearsoflivinginAmerica,AmirreturnstoadangerousAfghanistantofacethesecretsthatstillhaunthimandtakeonelastchancetosetthingsright.

　　呼啸山庄读后感-WutheringHeights

　　WutheringHeightswhichhaslongbeenoneofthemostpopularandhighlyrespectednovelsinEnglishliteratureseemedtoholdnopromisewhenitwasfirstpublished.EvenEmilyBronte’ssisterCharlotte--theauthorofJaneEyre--remainedcontradictiontowardtheintensefeelingofEmily.NotlongafterEmily’sdeath,Charlottewrote”WhetheritisrightoradvisabletocreatebeingslikeHeathcliff,Idonotknow.Iscarcelythinkitis.”astheprefaceofthisnovel.

　　ThisnovelnarratesamannamedLockwoodrentsThrushcrossGrangewhichisamanorhouseintheisolatedmoorcountry.Here,hemeetshislandlord,Heathcliff,awealthybuteccentricmanwholivesinWutheringHeights,justfourmilesaway.Inthewildstormycountryside,LockwoodinsistsNellyDean,thehousekeeper,ontellinghimthestoryofHeathcliffandabouttheunusualstrangenessoftheWutheringHeights.Lockwoodjustwritesdowntherecollectionsofhertaleinhisdiary;andtheserecollectionsformthemainpartofWutheringHeights.

　　ThisnovelcenterssurroundthestoryofHeathcliff.Itbeginswiththevividphysicalpictureofhim;developswithhisinsidiousrevenge;andendswithhisdeplorabledeath.

　　HeathcliffbeginshislifeasahomelessorphanonthestreetsofLiverpool.Atthattime,Englisheconomywasinadepressedsituation,andasintheindustrialareaslikeLiverpool,thesurvivalenvironmentwassoappallingthattheupperandmiddleclassesbothfearedviolentrevolt.Basedonthisbackground,Heathcliffseemstorepresenttheupperandmiddleclasses’anxietytowardtheworkingclasses.

　　GhostsappearthroughoutWutheringHeights,astheydoinmostotherGothicfiction.ButEmilyusedsospecialawaytodescribeitthatyoucannottellwhetheritisreallyexisted.Butnomatterwhat,theyjustsymbolizetheconnectionbetweenthepresentandthepast;indicatethememoryhasalreadyinfiltratedintopeople’sdailylives.

　　I’msoinspiredbyHeathcliff’swordsattheendofthenovel:”myoldenemieshavenotbeatenme;nowwouldbetheprecisetimetorevengemyselfontheirrepresentatives:Icoulddoit;andnonecouldhinderme.Butwhereistheuse?Idon'tcareforstriking;Ican'ttakethetroubletoraisemyhand!”

　　Thesegloomywordsarejustthesublimationofthehumanespiritualandthehumanistoftheauthor.

　　Yes,whereistheuse?

　　傲慢与偏见读后感

　　Recently,Ireadthrough“PrideandPrejudice”whichwrittenbyawell-knownEnglishwriter----JaneAusten.

　　Austenwasborninthecountryside,soshedidn’tgotoanynormalschools.Butshereallyreadwidelyinstructedbyherfatherwhowasthelocalparson.

　　Duringthatperiodoftime,Austenwasregardedasthefirstauthortorealisticallydescribethecommoncharactersincommonlife.Herworks,tosomeextent,reflectthecomedyinthemiddle-classofEnglandandalsogotridofth