英文汤姆索亚历险记读后感

英文汤姆索亚历险记读后感　　导语：《汤姆·索亚历险记》是美国小说家马克·吐温1876年发表的代表作品，小说的故事发生在19世纪上半世纪美国密西西比河畔的一个普通小镇上。　　today,iwasreadthebookwhichcalledtheadventuresoftomsawyer.thisstoryisaboutacleverboycalledtomsawyer.　　ithinktomsawyerisabraveboy.healwaysgiveshisfriendscourageindangerandhetrieshisbesttohelpotherpeople.　　ofcourseweknow,tomisaverynaughtyboy,andhisauntpollyisoftenangrywithhim.butithinkhealsoisagoodboy.healwayscanmakeotherpeoplehappy.　　peoplealwaysgrow,besidesheight,bodyhasgrownstronger,andpeoplesthoughtsarelong.yourviewontheworldisdifferent,sensible,andnolongerchildish.butpeoplearegettingbetter.don'tliketheadventuresoftheruthlessvillains,andhisquestdobad,peopleseepeoplehate.butatlasthestilllastoman,gotastarvedtodeathinthecave.　　afterreadingtheadventuresoftomsawyer,ireallyenvytomtohavesuchaninterestingexperience. itseemsthisbookwithrelish,andevensleeplessnights.　　Ibelievethatoneofthefactorsthatmakesapieceofliteratureorevenamovieamasterpieceishowwellthereadercanrelatetothestory.Thisisdefinitelyabookeveryonecanrelateto.　　TheAdventuresofTomSawyerisaliterarymasterpieces,writtenin1876bythefamousauthorMarkTwain.TomSawyerisamischievousyoungboywholivesinthesmalltownontheMississippiRivercalledSt.Petersburg.Thestorylineissimple,thebookreadslikeabiographyoramemoirofasummerinTomSawyer'slife.　　TomSawyerseemstobetheprecursorofandthetemplateformisfitkidssuchasDennistheMenace,MalcolmintheMiddle,andCalvinandHobbs.WhatmakesthisstorygreatisthatTomSawyerrepresentseverythingthatisgreataboutchildhood.ThebookisfilledwithTom'sadventuresplayingpiratesandwarwithhisfriendJoeHarper.Tomhasatrustedfriend,HuckFinn,whofewoftheadultsapproveof.Thebookisfilledwithideasofhowtheworldworks,suchas howpiratesandrobberswork,thataresoinnocent,theycouldonlycomefromachild.Itisastoryfilledwithaction,adventure,ingeniousideas,love,andschoolyardpolitics.Thewholestoryisseeminglyacomplicationofwhatpeopledidorwishtheydidduringtheirchildhood.　　Thebookisalittledifficulttoreadatfirst.Personally,ittakesmealittlewhiletogetusedtothe19thcenturydialectinthebook.OtherthanreferringtopersonsofAfricandecentinderogatoryterms(whichI'msureusestermsevenyoungchildrenalreadyknow)，thebookwouldbeanenjoyablereadforpeopleofallages.Ihighlyrecommendthisbookforanyonelookingtofeelyoungagain,ifjustforafewhundredpages.　　ThefirstimpressionthattheboyTomgavemewasanaughty,mischievousboy,justaswhatAuntPollysaid.Heneverlackedthecuriositytoexplorenewplaces,sometimesevenriskinghislife,whichIdidnotdareto!ThereweresomegreatadventuresofhimwithHuckorJoe.Huckwasanorphan,andJoewasTom’sclassmate.EverybodyinthesmallvillageknewTom, mainlyforTom’s—youknowkindofgallantry!　　Ishouldtellyoutheadventures.TheoriginoftheattemptwasthatTomandHuckwasgettingcurioustotheworldofoutside,andtheymadeanefforttorun-away.However,whentheywereinthegraveyard,somepeopleappeared.TheywereInjunJoe,Huck’sfather,namedPotter,andadoctor.TomandHuckquicklyhidbehindthebush,andtheysawthemdiggingthecoffinsout,probablyfindingsomethingvaluable.Theydidnotrealizethatwhattheywitnessedwasamurder!TomandHuckwereextremelyafraid,andtheyranawayrapidly.Onthecourt,Potterwasbeingaccusedofthemurderer;however,TomdeclaredthatitwasInjunJoewhousedPotter’sknifetokilltheyoungdoctor.Onhearingthis,InjunJoebroketheglassandranaway!Thisscaredeverybody,andTom’sbrother,Sid,saidthathealwaysheardTommumblingsomethingwhenhewasasleep,andsometimesevenshouting.Indeed,theaccidentwasflutteringeverybodyinthetownwithfear.　　Before,TomoncefellinlovewithagirlcalledLawrence.Andheshowedoffinfrontofthegirl,tryingtowinthegirl’sheart,butLawrenceignoredTom’s appearance,anditmadeTomsad.Atpresent,TomwentforanothergirlforBecky.Yet,whenBeckyknewthatTomoncelovedLawrence(itwasprobablychildishthoughts)，sherefusedTom.Tomgotsodepressedthatheresolutelycommittedthesecondescape.　　HemadecontactwithHuckandJoethatafternoon,aboutwheretomeet,thecodewordsofmeeting,andtheroute,andsoonandsoforth.Eachofthembroughtsomefood,andHuckbroughtsomepipes(remindthatHuckhadnorealhome,andIhadnoideaswherehegotthethings).Atmidnight,theymetattheplace,andtheytookaraftdowntheriver.Afterdriftingforaboutseveralhours,theyfinallyreachedthedestiny.Theretheylivedforaboutseveralweeks,andwhileeverybodythoughttheyweredrowned,theyhadagreattime.Theywerenoproblemsoffoodorwatershortages.Theypromisedtobeapirate,andwouldlivethereforever.　　Ifyouwereoutfromyourrelativesforalongtime,wouldn’tyoumisshome?Itwasthesameforthosechildren.Afterseveralweeks,Joefeltthathemissedhomeverymuch,andTomcouldnotseemtostophim.Onthis,TombroughtJoeandHuckhissecret— 　　Ononenight,whentherestoftheboysfellasleep(ofcoursetheysleptoutside)，Tomcreptfromthecamp,andheadedtowardthetown.Hesneakedtohisaunt’sroom,andhidunderthebed,whileeverybody-Mary(Tom’ssister)，Sid,AuntPollyandJoeHarper’smotherwerehavingameeting.Therewerealotoftears,abouthowtheboyswerekilled,andhowtheywouldtreattheboysiftheyeverlivedagain,suchthings.TomalmostwantedtogetoutofthebedandhugAuntPolly,buthecouldn’t.Atlast,everybodywenttosleep.Tomwentoutfromthebed,andflewtothecamp.Thatwasthesecret—thattheboyswillgototheirownfuneral!　　Whiletheboyswereoutside,allofthepeopleinthetownwerediscussingabouttheaccidents.Thetownwasimmediatelycoveredwithasenseofdoom.Sothefuneralwasraised.Everybodyworeablacksuit,andtheyprayedsomethingalongwiththepriest.Justthen,theysawsomebodyenteringthegate,andwhattheysawwasunbelievable.Threeyoungsoulscameoutfromtheircoffinsandshowedupinfrontofeverybody!Thechangeoftheatmospherewasimaginable.AuntPolly,JoeHarper’smother,MaryandSidwereastoundedto findthatTomcamesovividinfrontofthem,andsoTomandJoebecameaherointheschool,eveninthetown.　　TherealadventuresofTomwerefindingthetreasures.