BOOK REPORT

Title : How I was moved by beggars
Author: C. L .Dickens
Publisher: Youth reading Publisher
內容: The author revealed that he used to hate coming across beggars, who always blocked your way forward and stretched their hands for money. He thought they brought no benefits to society, no contributions to economic booth and is a heavy bag needs to be shouldered by others. He used to avoid them by pretending to be busy with his newspaper or pretending not seeing them. If the beggars were hard to get rid of and chased you along, he would drop a few coins and run away, fearing that others beggars may rushed up. Not until an incident happened that his attitude towards the poor changed.
As he travelled to a place in another country which is strange to him, he baulked before a road on which cars are running like tides and waves. He tried to get help from some well-dressed people on the streets. But, most of them said, " You just go straight forward and let the cars and motorbikes avoid you." He was still hesitating facing the dangerous scene when a beggar with speaking difficulty came forward and signed to help him cross the road. Since the beggar was born there, she could easily and skillfully penertrate the road without disturbing any car drivers. He crossed the road safely and comfortably under the beggar's assistance.

讀後感,: I think everyone has his own value and something in his characters that is worth being appreciated. The beggar in this book, eagerly gives others a hand without taking any benefits. It proves that human hert is bright and warm no matter he is rich or not.

I have two books report .

Title: Frankenstein

Author: Marry Shelley

Publishing: Black Cat Publishing

Content:

Frankenstein is a Swiss student who creates a monster and gives it life. However he is horrified by his creation so he rejects it. The monster is initially good and benevolent, but due to its hideous appearance, ite is rejected by all mankind. The monster becomes evil and eventually destroys and kills the whole family of his creator.

Comment:

After reading this story I feel that the monster and his creator are both unfortunate. The monster is rejected by everyone because of its hideous appearance; the creator lost all his friends and family members because the monster takes revenge. So I feel pity for both of them from the beginning of the story.
However, towards the end of the story, I realized that Frankenstein creates the monster in order to show off. This shows that he is just playing with life and death! Although the innocent death of his family members makes readers feel sorry for him, I think it is punishment for not respecting life. Nevertheless, I also disapprove the monster’s killing of so many people to take revenge because it can use other better ways to express his anger. It is too cruel and unforgivable to kill people to show his animosity against mankind.



find the summary of the book in this website:
http://www.pemberley .com/janeinfo/janewr it.html#emma

Emma, published in 1815, has been described as a "mystery story without a murder". The eponymous heroine is the charming (but perhaps too clever for her own good) Emma Woodhouse, who manages to deceive herself in a number of ways (including as to who is really the object of her own affections), even though she (and the reader) are often in possession of evidence pointing toward the truth. Like Catherine Morland in Northanger Abbey, Marianne Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility, and Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, she overcomes self-delusion during the course of her novel. The book describes a year in the life of the village of Highbury and its vicinity, portraying many of the various inhabitants.

Emma was dedicated to the dissolute Prince Regent (George Augustus Frederick), at his request; he was the uncle of Victoria, and was Prince Regent from 1811-1820 and later king George IV (1820-1830). Jane Austen was apparently not especially pleased by this honour (see her letter on the infidelities of the Prince and his wife). This episode was productive of her amusing correspondence with Mr. Clarke.

To write a book report, i think you should divide the thing into several parts:
1. summary (30 words)
2. comments eg. which character you like most, dislike most,... (100 words)
3. messages from the book eg. women status, humanity, marriage, .... (70 words)

It's not that difficult as it only has 200 words. Good luck!