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Literary Masterpiece, (ㆁωㆁ)
Why Not Read Classics?
Recommend some good books that are meaningful, influential and well-written.
Beautiful Boss Falls in Love with Me
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A God Named Qi Xia, a Madman Named Lin Yuan, and a Legend Named
Are There Any Teaching Aid Books?
I want to read a book similar to "Half-hour Comic History of China 5". For example, the above
Pure Learning Book
They stayed up late looking at their mobile phones, and I stayed up late reading study books, which kept them busy! ! !
CCTV Night Reading Recommended Books📚
I want to read a book similar to "The Food of the World". Reason for recommendation: As the title of the book says, reading the entire personal state will make you feel full! Must-remember the golden saying: "What really matters is your gaze, not what you see in front of you."
Like Literary Classics
I want to read a book similar to "La Traviata". I think this book is well written. I recommend it.
Books for College Students to Read
What books are worth reading for high school graduates?
World Famous Books
🍅All the world famous books I can find are thrown at me, I can bear it
I Think It's a Very Good Book.
Some books that I think are pretty good! Recommended to take a look.
Looking for a Book Like "There Is a Canteen by the Clouds" That Makes You Laugh and Cry
After reading this book by Zhang Jiajia, I am starving for books again (><)
Does Anyone Like Literary Classics as Much as I Do?
I recommend twenty-three literary masterpieces to you
Nice Masterpiece
It's not just foreign or Chinese, it doesn't matter, as long as it's beautiful and meaningful
Advanced Literary Works
Are there any novels that can be included in compositions or novels about famous people?
Literature, Philosophy, History, 📖
Are There Any Books That Girls Can Read That Can Improve Their Status?
Are There Any... Foreign Masterpieces... Chinese Masterpieces?
Looking for Chinese and Foreign Masterpieces
If you can write your thoughts after reading, you don't need to write online articles, they are very story-telling.
Looking for Books Suitable for Students in the Second and Third Grade of Junior High Schoolᶻz ₍^_ ̫ _^₎
Now that I'm in my second year of junior high school, I'll look for some academic or literature books, which cover all subjects, preferably ones that junior high school students can understand.
Foreign Masterpieces, Preferably Classical and Romantic Ones!
I want to read a book similar to "A Tale of Two Cities (Classic World Masterpiece)".
Are There Any Great Literature Books?
I hope I can share some literary books, the kind that can be recalled for a long time and never forgotten. Anyway, they are amazing. It doesn't have to be amazing, they can also be subtle and connotative. Please🙏🏻🙏🏻
The Book I Remember Most Clearly
After reading so many books, which one do you remember most clearly?






































































































A very good book. When I read Anne for the first time, I thought she loved fantasy too much. She talked non-stop about everything she saw. I felt that her moods fluctuated too much and she was a strange child. But then after seeing Anne come to Green Gables, she became generous and cheerful. Although she still loves fantasy, she also realized that she should not over-fantasize. From imagining herself a friend to having a close friend and a group of good friends. , From carelessness to seriousness and meticulousness, I especially like Anne who chases her dreams, but what is even more touching is Anne who finally gave up further education for her family and love, and her determination to re-establish her goals and chase her dreams again. The little girl's fantasy in the book, the silly game of courage, the girls' games, and the figure of hard work are all things that I have experienced, and I also recalled my growth in the book.
I read it once when I was in elementary school, and now I read it again. I actually remembered the plot about Gilbert wrong. I always remembered that after Anne stayed, Gilbert confessed his love to Anne and they got together. However, the author only wrote that they became good friends. In fact, it can be seen from Mary's words that the Bryce children have very strong self-esteem. It is surprising that Gilbert went to Anne to apologize again and again. What was very lucky was that Anne took the initiative this time. From my childhood to now, I still feel that it was because of Mary's words that it played a role. Regardless of that period, I didn't want Anne to miss Gilbert. Gilbert is truly the most beautiful male protagonist I have ever encountered. I really want to watch movies and TV shows to see what kind of boy plays Gilbert. When Gilbert first appeared, I thought he was super handsome.
This is the first time I have been so reluctant to read a book. Anne is what I longed for. She has a lively and cheerful personality, with personality and full of imagination. Even though she was at a disadvantage at the beginning, she did not succumb to the constraints of fate, which changed my previous stereotype that those who have experienced the torment of fate will have low self-esteem and sensitivity, but she still loves life. I envy Anne and Diana's friendship, so sincere. When we were young, wjh and I were just as pure as them. Although we haven't maintained it until now, it left me with a very good memory. The scenery in the whole book is so beautiful. Green Gables is really fascinating. It's like a fairyland. Living there will definitely bring you a high sense of happiness!
A very nice healing book Tells the story of Anne's life from childhood to adulthood The ending leaves a foreshadowing, Anne is about to go to college and has a wonderful future waiting for her. I never understood why she was called Anne of Green Gables. Green Gables may represent a good view, or it may mean that the residence also represents a kind of spirit. The scenery of Green Gables makes Anne's imagination richer. Fortunately, Anne's imagination has never been scolded or ridiculed by adults. The article is innocent and romantic, as if there are real children living in it. What you read is the article, and the author creates a fairy tale!
I was deeply moved by Anne's rich imagination and optimistic spirit. This girl with red hair and freckles can always give poetic names to ordinary things, making the gray life sparkle. Despite her ups and downs, Annie never complained. She infected everyone around her with her enthusiasm, and taught me to cherish the present and discover the beauty in life with my heart. Her friendship with Gilbert from competition to reconciliation, and her love for Green Gables Farmhouse, made me understand that true happiness comes from inner abundance and love of life. This is a good book that can heal people's hearts and help me learn to see the world in a more positive light.
The ending of the story is really heartwarming, and at the same time leaves room for thought. There is no sadness in the whole book except Matthew's death. What excites me the most is that Gilbert and Anne have a scene [smirking]. The last time I read it, I read it as a designated reading book in elementary school. I have been deeply moved since I revisited it in my second year of high school. Like Anne, be an optimistic girl who loves life and never loses her innocence!
Anne of Green Gables is one of my favorite books. The author is imaginative and has profound writing skills. She expressed my childhood fantasies in words. In Anne, I seem to see the dreaming and fantasy-loving self of my childhood.
It's a novel about development. I didn't like Anne at first. But I started to like her more and more. Although she had many shortcomings, she was kind, straightforward, sincere, cute, and knew how to be grateful. I admire the spirit of never giving up. When Annie became a big girl, I was always a little sad. I would think about the talkative little Annie before, but I was also proud of the big Annie. I love her so much, I really do. I've been a little lazy with reading lately, and it took me a few days to finish reading this book. A very beautiful story, thank you for letting us meet through words.
A book that made me think deeply. From the beginning of being ignorant, naive, and quirky, to the later becoming generous and reasonable, it is really a magical experience. The exquisite writing has many descriptions of the environment, and many details are well written.
It is not so much "Anne of Green Gables" as it is the growth history of a girl who loves fantasy. This book is really comforting to read There are no ups and downs in the plot, nor are there any exaggerated events. It was really heart-warming after reading it.
Anne of Green Gables allows people to see the growth of a girl, from childhood fantasy to rational pursuit, until she gives up her ideal choice to repay her upbringing. It makes people feel the brilliance and kindness of human nature. Anne leaves an indelible mark on everyone who reads this book.
Anne is so cute, and the random thoughts we just met are not annoying at all. I can understand why Matthew, who is socially anxious, would also like Anne.
I read the whole book in one go. The descriptions of the characters are distinctive and the scenery is described in detail. I like little Annie's chattering full of fantasy and optimistic and cheerful character. I also like the grown-up Annie's positivity and grateful attitude. The whole book gives people a kind, positive, loving and positive reading experience. It's really great👍.
Anne Shirley is really what I think is a very lively image of a girl. When I was a girl who was reasonable and understanding, Anne was lively, reckless, but also aware of her mistakes and able to correct them. She was a ball of fire. She is very real, capable of beauty, vanity, self-reflection, and excessive desire to share, just like a life that I have never set foot in but will actually happen. What touches me the most is when Gilbert apologizes for making fun of Anne's hair and she says no, we're not going to be friends. When the heroines are forced to forgive now, Anne has precious unforgiving self-esteem and self. Her dignity is placed above "maintaining the relationship".
The sense of immersion was so strong that I didn't come back to my senses for a long time. The story begins with a girl tortured by fate, and ends with a beautiful (note: beauty does not only refer to appearance) and happy young lady.
This book is more suitable for children in fifth and sixth grade. Some people define it as a book suitable for girls, but I think this definition is too narrow. This book is very attractive in terms of the storyline, the psychological description of the characters, and the description of the natural environment.
Anne has a series, "Anne of Green Gables" is the most popular. Look at it this way, Gilbert has been secretly in love with Anne for 5 years
It is a very good novel, very contagious, and the characters are very vivid and lifelike. The place where Matthew died was really empathetic! ! Annie's experience was really dreamy, but fortunately the outcome was very good. Really great! ! The description of the environment in the article is also very specific, which is super good and worth learning! ! I will regret not watching the series! Highly recommended! ! !
"I hope everything in the world will be beautiful and safe!" Every time I finish reading a book, I feel a sense of loss. From being innocent and unruly at the beginning, to gradually becoming mature and steady, I witnessed Annie's growth bit by bit! I felt sympathy for her ill-fated fate, but more importantly, I was happy that she later met all kinds of kind and enthusiastic people! The book describes many beautiful scenery in detail, which is a masterpiece. Green Gables is really the most beautiful and warm place, not only for Anne, but also for all readers!
I accidentally saw this book from a movie commentary and was full of curiosity. During the reading process, the ups and downs of mood changed with Anne's situation. Looking at Marilla, Matthew's love for Anne as his own and Diana's precious friendship are the real treasures in the world. Matthew's death made people burst into tears. It was a good example of a loyal and honest man who was not good at words. His love was low-key and deep, just like many fathers in reality. In particular, the sharp contrast between the way he smiled shyly at Anne at the door and his sudden departure the next day as described in the book is unbelievable for a moment. Read it again later.
At first I thought Anne was too nagging, but later I was moved by her simple kindness and straightforwardness, and I thought she was really a lovely girl. Then I was impressed by her amazing and rich imagination, and felt that she was really unique, a type I had never seen before in life. Later, I fell in love with her independent opinions, natural values, and very positive and enterprising spirit. Anne is the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty. 9 Hours of reading make you feel good. The description of the scenery inside is so beautiful and fascinating. The vitality and creativity of children are really endless. Adults should protect it instead of damaging it.
There is a physical book, I read it a long time ago, and I still love it when I read it again. Anne's character is very distinct. She is innocent, lively and loves fantasy. She is self-respecting and self-reliant. She is loved by everyone for her hard work. Love this book very much!
Annie reminds me that when I was a child, I also loved fantasy. What could not be realized in reality was fully satisfied in fantasy, which can be regarded as a kind of happiness in misfortune. But I don't know when it started. I had already stopped having such boundless fantasies. Annie made me experience the feeling of roaming in my imagination again. Influenced by the Green Gables farmhouse, I had a beautiful dream when I went to bed at night: There was a field of flowers planted next to my hometown house, including white roses, red irises, and yellow chrysanthemums... Ahead was a grassy path, like a green carpet; extending to the end was a yellow-brown stone bridge (it should have been the color of cement gray, but the accumulation of rain and dust over time left the yellow-brown mud on the dense grass) In the densely concave holes, the cement-repaired stone bridge turned yellowish brown); two small lakes looked at each other affectionately on both sides of this path day and night, with blue sky and white clouds reflected on the water. As my friends and I walked, they wandered beside us, inseparable; the sun was shining brightly, and when I looked up, I found that there was no blue sky, no white clouds, and no sun above my head, but a complete reflection, and then I was awakened... What I admire most about Anne's attitude towards fun and learning is that she plays happily when it's time to play, like a soldier recharging his energy so that he can fight harder in the next duel. After achieving a goal, you will not be immersed in joy and unable to extricate yourself, but quickly set the next goal. This imaginative and smart girl seems to have endless energy in her body, and her strong execution and decision-making ability make me admire her. She always relies on her own abilities to chase what she wants, and is full of expectations and passion for every day. Infected by Annie's spirit, I have to rely on my own efforts to pursue the life I want, treat every day as a fun adventure, and become an ambitious person. Anne has so many advantages, and of course disadvantages; I don't think this book will stop at the first reading.
I have loved this novel since elementary school or junior high school. What I liked at that time was Anne's whimsical thoughts and her character. Now that I have re-read this book as a sophomore, I feel that I have new thoughts and gains. I still like Anne's character and Matt and Marilla's way of educating children. In this way, Marilla would apologize after knowing that she had misunderstood Anne, and Matt would listen patiently to Anne's story, and would also buy Anne a dress as a surprise. Anne's life in the orphanage may not have been a good one, but Anne really grew up in love at Green Gables.
I bought the physical book many years ago and it is still very good. Anne grew from a stubborn and sensitive little girl slowly influenced by the love of Marilla and Matthew of Green Gables to a determined and excellent girl. They also developed a real family relationship before. This is the most beautiful growth history of a girl.
Annie is a little girl full of imagination, brave and lovely, enthusiastic and sometimes sensitive, with low self-esteem and a bit reckless. She brings warmth to everyone ❤️ It is my honor to witness her growth process
Anne of Green Gables is good-looking, with elements of coming of age and warmth, a charming young male protagonist, the troubles of young people, about growing up, about one's own adulthood, about love, about ignorance...
What a wonderful, lovely little girl, how enviable. She experienced hardships at a very young age. She is diligent, studious, fantasy-loving, kind and helpful. Even modern elders cannot do that. She is a role model to learn from.
Like! I want to read it in one sitting! Reading is a joy. Very touched!
It is a work that I loved when I was a child. I used to read the children's version, so the plot was a bit abridged and the text was not that colorful. After reading this version, I felt very happy, moved and liked it very much. It really made my heart beat. Although it took almost half a day to read it, it felt like a long time had passed. It was like I was back to the days when I read this book as a child, but I didn't look back. It's been a lot of time, just like Annie, it's only been five or six years to look back, but the growth and experience during this period cannot be summarized [crying] [crying] I hope everyone will be well in the future, and it turns out that Annie and Gilbert will have a follow-up hhh I saw the two of them in the boat when I was young and they broke up forever [almost crying] and 🍅 When will there be a follow-up work?