a king读后感 love of the_小王子英语读后感(共7篇)

篇一：小王子

英语读后感

after reading the little prince

the

little

prince

is

a

fairy

tales

for

abult.

the

book

was

written

to

a

grown-up.his name is leon werth. thelanguage in this book is facetious.

it

makes

me

understand.

the

grow-ups

aways

need

explanations.

the

gorw-ups

like

talk

about

bridge

and

golt

and

politics

and

neckties.

grow-ups

like

numbers,too.

when

you

tellthem

about

a

new

friend,they

never

ask

questions

about

what

really

matters.

they never ask: what does his voice sound like?

’

what games does he like best?

’

“

does he collect butterflies?

”

they ask :

“

how old is he?

”

“

how many blothers

does he have?

”

“

how much money does his father make?

”

read

the

book,

i

understand

some

principle.

one

sees

clearly

only

with

the

heart,

anything

essential

is

invisible

to

the

eyes.

it

’

s

the

time

you

spent

on

someone

that

makes somebody so

important.

people

have

stars,

but

they

aren

’

t

the

same.

for

travelers,

the

stars

are

guides.

for

other

people

they

’

re

nothing

but

tiny

lights.

and

for

still

others,

for

scholars

they

’

re problems. for businessman, they were gold. but all those stars are silent

stars. we, though, we all have stars like nobady else.

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篇二：

《小王子》读后感

(

英文版

)

little prince

this

is a fairytale

whose distribution volume is only second to the bible. it

’

s been translated to versions of many other languages. and i gather there must be

something

special,

something

really

great

about

it.

it

’

s

this

conviction

that

drove

me

to

read

it

at

the

first

beginning.

well,

with

due

respect

to

the

author,

i

failed

to see how this fairytale be worthy of our attention, despite the fact that many

readers claimed this book to be designed for adults.

anyway,

as

a

well-acknowledged

book,

it

must

possess

unique

feature

to

maintain

it

’

s position. and it

’

s reputation and popularity will by no means be destroyed

by what an unknown man says. i will talk about the main contents of the book, and

the inspiration it renders as usual.

i see eye to eye with the author in that the cause of people

’

s loneliness can

be concluded

to the

negligence of the bonds

that connects them. people are supposed

to

care

about

each

other,

cherish

what

’

s

really

important

for

them,

and

be

grateful

for

the

happiness

that

they

’

ve

gained.

we

all

believe

knowledge

and

experience

enable

us to see clearly and make right judgements all the time. but we may sometimes lose

the

right

to

speak

straighforwardly,

think

creatively

or

love

courageously

resulting

from

what

we

’

ve

experienced.

that

why

in

our

middle

school

textbooks,

it

’

s

the

little

kid

that

breaks

the

illusion

of

the

emperor

by

saying

”

but

mum,

he

ain

’

t were anything

”

.

when

i

was

a

child,

i

was

definitely

a

good

boy

who

went

home

on

time

after

school

and did his homework and never tried anything without mom

’

s permission. and now i

am a grown-up, and still i am a good man, at least, that

’

s what i heard. sometimes