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Book:
SIMPKIN
Summary:
This
book is talking about a little boy who named SIMPKIN with blond hair. In this
book, described a little boy, SIMPKIN, his daily life. Sometimes he is kind and
sometimes he is naughty; sometimes he is fast and sometimes he is slow; Sometimes
he is fat and sometimes he is thin. He is just like a sweet baby that in every
family, sometimes he is a cute angel and sometimes he is a terribly naughty
child. He is just like a normal child in every family. But the difference is,
he always has the opposite actions or condition.
Reflection:
I
seldom read children's books in my childhood; my impression of children’s books
was boring and stodgy and I did not think that it’s helpful for me. When I saw
some parents bought their children children’s book, I thought that was weird
and could not make out what they were thinking. This time our English teacher
gives us a chance to read children’s books and when I read this book, I assume
that it’s really an interesting book and when I read this book, SIMPKIN, I
assume that it’s really an interesting book. First, the writer used the
opposite adjective and described SIMPKIN’s every movement and every action
clearly. Second, the writer used the skill of rhyme and special line to make
the screen more vivid. I recommend this book for parents read with their
children and for English teaching.

I think children's book can always excite children's imagination and they can know more vocabulary from these books.
回覆刪除yes, I agree it. Vocabulary can make them learn more.
刪除After reading your essay, i will like to read this book too. Because you make me fell this book is very suitable for any one.
回覆刪除think you ! this book is suit for all children and adults.
刪除I thought it is really too old for us to read the book. However, we can imagine what the author wanted to tell us. Children's books are fulling with imagination. Thus, we can give our own thoughts to it.
回覆刪除yes , I totally agree it. But although we are too far from children, we still can get something important from this book.
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