霧都孤兒的讀書心得小學(xué)[5篇模版](編輯修改稿)
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【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 第二篇：讀書報(bào)告霧都孤兒 OliverTwistbyCharlesDickens CharlesDickens(18121870),theauthorofOliverTwist,wasborninPortsmouth,Hampshire,39。slifeoccur,DickensenduredtheharshconditesDickensisthegreatestrepresentativeofEnglishcriticalrealism.HisfictioncareerbeganwithshortpiecesreprintedasSketchesby“ Boz ”(1836).Heexhibitedagreatabilitytospinastoryinanentertainingmannerandthisquality,binedwiththeserializationofhisiovelThePickwickPapers(1837),madehimthemostpopularEnglishautho(1838)andTheOldCuriosityShop(1841),hewroteA ChristmasCarol(1843)(1848),hisnovelsbegantoexpressaheighteneduneasinessabouttheevilsof Victorianindustrialsociety,whichintensifiedinthesemiautobiographicalDavidCopperfield(1850),aswellasinBleakHouse(1853),LittleDorrit(1857),GreatExpectations(1861),oCities(1859)appearedintheperiodwhenheachievedgreatpopularityforhispublicreadings. Dickens ’novelsaresetinrealisticenvironmentssuchasinthefactoryorinthe,scriptionofVictorianworkingclasslifeisperhapstheveryessencew39。sworksarecharacterizedbyanencyclopedicknowledgeofLondon. OliverTwistisoneofthemostfamousworksofCharlesDickens39。.ItscentralthemeisthatreflectingthetragicfactofthelifeinBritainin18,anorphan,whowasth,suchashunger,thirst,hecriminalgangofFaginthatincludesthebrutalthiefBillSikes,thefamousartfulDodgerandNancy,red eandthecruelMonkswhohashiddenthetruthofOliverparentageoutofm,wecanknowthattheheroofthisnovelwasOliverTwist,er,hebrutal ,inallthebeststoriesthegoodnessfinallyconquer. Wearealsoshockedthathowsuchalittleboywhohadalreadysufferedoppressiveafflictioncanremainpure ？see,itisgoodnessthathelpsusalllivetogetherwithoutprecaution.hoarekindheartedmustlivemorehappilythanthosewhoareevilmind,apersonwantstoliveaveryhappylivejusttolearnfromthegoodnessofOliver. Byreadinghisnovels,wecanbothenjoyourselvesandobtainalotofknodeversincetheywerepublished. 第三篇：霧都孤兒讀書報(bào)告 BookReport:OliverTwist WhenIwasafreshman,IhavereadthenovelOliverTwistandalsoseenthemovie,earIgainachancetostudyEnglishliteratureandthereforeIhavestudiedOliverTwistfurther. AfterreadingthenovelIwaspityforOliver ’experience,hewasonlywasalittleboywhoshouldhavebeencaredbyhisparents,whilehehadtolivedbyhimselfandsufferenormouspain,suchashunger,thirst,especiallywhenIread “ Please,Sir,Iwantsomemore. ”
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