By the river, there live the timid, honest and adventurous Mole More, the hospitable and poetic water rat Lant, the vain and fashion-conscious Toad, and the steady and chivalrous badger Benji. In addition, there is a gluttonous and free-spirited otter Ott. They were friendly and helped each other and experienced many wonderful and interesting things. Finally, Toad relied on the generosity of his friends to regain his home and finally got rid of his bad habits.
This is a fun, sweet and heartwarming book that is a true classic of children's literature.
Reader comments
The friendship between More and Lant is priceless. The author has used anthropomorphic techniques to describe the lives of four small animals. Each little story contains some truth. However, Toad Todd's second adventure does have some incorrect views. For example, the second robbery of a vehicle did not give an explanation to these well-wishers at the end. I don't agree with this point, even the boat girl gave it a proper handle. All in all, this novel is generally good. Each story is told slowly, the translation is also very good, and the writing is gorgeous and elegant. Very suitable for children to read.
Toad Todd is frivolous but arrogant
Benji the badger is calm and reliable, but he doesn't like to go out.
Mole Moore is kind-hearted but timid.
Water rat Lant is smart and brave, but contradicts others
Four points is too low. After thinking about it, I decided to increase it to five points.
Overall, the language is beautiful and appropriate, the descriptions are vivid and appropriate; the story is innocent and interesting, with twists and turns. After reading the entire book, my mind was filled with the adventures of Toad Todd, stealing cars, escaping from prison, disguising himself as a washerwoman, and taking back Toad Mansion occupied by stoats and weasels... Everything is so exciting, everything is so unforgettable. Recommend!
The content is interesting, the language is clever, and each character has a distinct image. The book revolves around friendship and witnesses their growth along the way. There are also many attractive places here, such as Mol the Mole who did not listen to the advice of the Water Rat Lant and sneaked away. They entered the wild woods, but were too frightened, so they hid in a tree hole; a toad stole a car and was imprisoned, but finally escaped; the four small animals teamed up to defeat hundreds of weasels and stoats and regained their home.
But the only flaw is that I felt that Todd was very rude and shameless when he escaped from prison and was about to go home. Maybe it was because of the historical background, so there were some language in it that might make me a little disgusted. Of course, this was also a phenomenon of that era, so I didn't think it was a bad book because of that.
And I really envy the friendship between the four little animals.
All in all, "The Wind in the Willows" is a pretty good book
Well worth seeing
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I think this book is really a very good enlightenment book for children and teenagers. This book has a natural feel for the description of nature. The rivers, meadows and woods described as well as the animal inhabitants are pitiful and cute. At the same time, it does not adopt an innocent and childish tone because it is a children's book. It just gives personality to animal characters. In my eyes, it is like 20th century Western caricatures using animals as metaphors for people.
In addition, the content in the book is a reflection on some of our current social patterns. The protagonist of this book, Mr. Mole, can be seen to be a somewhat reckless character, causing a lot of trouble for the water rat, and not being polite to the owner when he goes to other people's homes; the rabbits always have nothing to do with themselves, and will look on coldly when they see others in trouble; Mr. Toad is a rich man who loves to talk nonsense. While reading, I was thinking, if I were Mr. Water Rat, would I be friends with these people who need me to wipe their butts and need me to be humble and tolerant at all times? Actually no, it's more likely that we won't continue dating after the first time it makes me feel troublesome. This book tells readers that you and the people around you have different living habits, mentality, and logic of doing things, but each has its own shortcomings, which does not hinder the formation of friendship. In this regard, I feel that at least I am mentally healthier than I am [laughing and crying]
The growth of Mr. Toad in the last chapter is really well written. He was very arrogant and rebellious from the beginning, always dragging his friends back, and never considering others in doing things. After the battle to take back the mansion, he really grew up psychologically. Then he finally allowed himself to be immature, bid farewell to his frivolous and dissolute self in a decent way, closed the door and became a proper and considerate adult.
The writing style of this book is very humorous, the writing style is also very vivid, the storyline is very interesting, and it is full of adventure and friendship. The characters are all very unique and impressive. This is a book that makes people feel warm and happy. It is very suitable for children to read and can also remind adults of the beauty of childhood.
The miraculous anthropomorphic technique is unique to the magical imagination of a child. So I think part of the charm of a good children's book is to awaken the innocence of us adult readers and rediscover the wonder of the world.
Yu Yan is beautiful and charming
What are you looking at? I know you are reading my review, and I gave this book a hard read. 😼
Otto's love for his son is very touching
Awesome! Read for the rise of China!
The metaphors are vivid, the characters are distinct, and some scenes are quite funny.
The friendship between More and Lant is priceless. The author has used anthropomorphic techniques to describe the lives of four small animals. Each little story contains some truth. However, Toad Todd's second adventure does have some incorrect views. For example, the second robbery of a vehicle did not give an explanation to these well-wishers at the end. I don't agree with this point, even the boat girl gave it a proper handle. All in all, this novel is generally good. Each story is told slowly, the translation is also very good, and the writing is gorgeous and elegant. Very suitable for children to read. Toad Todd is frivolous but arrogant Benji the badger is calm and reliable, but he doesn't like to go out. Mole Moore is kind-hearted but timid. Water rat Lant is smart and brave, but contradicts others Four points is too low. After thinking about it, I decided to increase it to five points.
Overall, the language is beautiful and appropriate, the descriptions are vivid and appropriate; the story is innocent and interesting, with twists and turns. After reading the entire book, my mind was filled with the adventures of Toad Todd, stealing cars, escaping from prison, disguising himself as a washerwoman, and taking back Toad Mansion occupied by stoats and weasels... Everything is so exciting, everything is so unforgettable. Recommend!
The content is interesting, the language is clever, and each character has a distinct image. The book revolves around friendship and witnesses their growth along the way. There are also many attractive places here, such as Mol the Mole who did not listen to the advice of the Water Rat Lant and sneaked away. They entered the wild woods, but were too frightened, so they hid in a tree hole; a toad stole a car and was imprisoned, but finally escaped; the four small animals teamed up to defeat hundreds of weasels and stoats and regained their home. But the only flaw is that I felt that Todd was very rude and shameless when he escaped from prison and was about to go home. Maybe it was because of the historical background, so there were some language in it that might make me a little disgusted. Of course, this was also a phenomenon of that era, so I didn't think it was a bad book because of that. And I really envy the friendship between the four little animals. All in all, "The Wind in the Willows" is a pretty good book Well worth seeing
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I think this book is really a very good enlightenment book for children and teenagers. This book has a natural feel for the description of nature. The rivers, meadows and woods described as well as the animal inhabitants are pitiful and cute. At the same time, it does not adopt an innocent and childish tone because it is a children's book. It just gives personality to animal characters. In my eyes, it is like 20th century Western caricatures using animals as metaphors for people. In addition, the content in the book is a reflection on some of our current social patterns. The protagonist of this book, Mr. Mole, can be seen to be a somewhat reckless character, causing a lot of trouble for the water rat, and not being polite to the owner when he goes to other people's homes; the rabbits always have nothing to do with themselves, and will look on coldly when they see others in trouble; Mr. Toad is a rich man who loves to talk nonsense. While reading, I was thinking, if I were Mr. Water Rat, would I be friends with these people who need me to wipe their butts and need me to be humble and tolerant at all times? Actually no, it's more likely that we won't continue dating after the first time it makes me feel troublesome. This book tells readers that you and the people around you have different living habits, mentality, and logic of doing things, but each has its own shortcomings, which does not hinder the formation of friendship. In this regard, I feel that at least I am mentally healthier than I am [laughing and crying] The growth of Mr. Toad in the last chapter is really well written. He was very arrogant and rebellious from the beginning, always dragging his friends back, and never considering others in doing things. After the battle to take back the mansion, he really grew up psychologically. Then he finally allowed himself to be immature, bid farewell to his frivolous and dissolute self in a decent way, closed the door and became a proper and considerate adult.
The writing style of this book is very humorous, the writing style is also very vivid, the storyline is very interesting, and it is full of adventure and friendship. The characters are all very unique and impressive. This is a book that makes people feel warm and happy. It is very suitable for children to read and can also remind adults of the beauty of childhood.
The miraculous anthropomorphic technique is unique to the magical imagination of a child. So I think part of the charm of a good children's book is to awaken the innocence of us adult readers and rediscover the wonder of the world.
Yu Yan is beautiful and charming
What are you looking at? I know you are reading my review, and I gave this book a hard read. 😼
Otto's love for his son is very touching
Awesome! Read for the rise of China!
The metaphors are vivid, the characters are distinct, and some scenes are quite funny.