染雾Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Book Review - Part One
After reading "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," I couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder and enchantment. Lewis Carroll's imaginative tale takes readers on a whimsical journey through a world filled with peculiar characters and nonsensical situations. The story follows Alice, a young girl who falls down a rabbit hole and finds herself in a bizarre and fantastical realm.
One of the aspects that struck me the most about the book is Carroll's ability to create a vivid and vibrant world. From the moment Alice enters Wonderland, the reader is transported into a realm where anything is possible. The descriptions of the characters and settings are incredibly detailed and imaginative, allowing the reader to visualize every scene with great clarity. Whether it's the Queen of Hearts' extravagant garden or the Mad Hatter's tea party, each location is intricately described, making it easy to get lost in the world of Wonderland.
Alongside the captivating world-building, Carroll's use of language adds another layer of enjoyment to the story. The dialogue between characters is often nonsensical and filled with wordplay, which adds to the whimsy and charm of the book. Alice encounters a variety of eccentric characters, such as the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit, and the Caterpillar, all of whom speak in riddles and absurd statements. This linguistic playfulness not only adds humor to the story but also encourages readers to think creatively and question the logic of the world they inhabit.
Furthermore, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" explores themes of identity and growing up. Throughout her journey, Alice constantly questions who she is and what her purpose is in Wonderland. She encounters various obstacles and undergoes physical and emotional changes, symbolizing the challenges and confusion of adolescence. This theme resonated with me, as it reminded me of the uncertainties and self-discovery that come with growing up. Carroll's exploration of these themes adds depth to the story and makes it relatable to readers of all ages.
In conclusion, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is a timeless classic that continues to captivate readers with its imaginative world, playful language, and thought-provoking themes. Lewis Carroll's ability to create a fantastical realm and his use of language make the book a joy to read. It is a story that not only entertains but also encourages readers to embrace their curiosity, challenge societal norms, and embrace the wonder of the unknown.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Book Review - Part Two
Upon completing "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," I am left with a sense of awe and bewilderment. Lewis Carroll's whimsical tale takes readers on a journey filled with absurdity, fantasy, and philosophical musings. The story follows Alice, a young girl who falls down a rabbit hole and finds herself in a topsy-turvy world unlike anything she has ever known.
One of the aspects that struck me the most about the book is Carroll's ability to blur the lines between reality and imagination. Throughout Alice's journey in Wonderland, she encounters numerous strange and peculiar characters, each with their own set of rules and logic. This constant shifting of reality creates a sense of confusion and uncertainty, mirroring the experience of navigating the complexities of life. Carroll's portrayal of an ever-changing and nonsensical world serves as a reminder that reality is often subjective and open to interpretation.
Moreover, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is filled with thought-provoking themes and philosophical undertones. Carroll uses the whimsical setting of Wonderland to explore concepts such as identity, language, and perception. Through Alice's encounters with characters like the Cheshire Cat and the Caterpillar, the book raises questions about the nature of self and the fluidity of language. These philosophical motifs add depth to the story and invite readers to reflect on the nature of reality and their own existence.
Additionally, the character development in the book is noteworthy. Alice undergoes significant growth and transformation throughout her journey, facing various challenges and navigating the complexities of Wonderland. Her encounters with the different inhabitants of Wonderland force her to confront her fears, challenge societal norms, and question her own beliefs. This journey of self-discovery and personal growth resonated with me, as it reminded me of the importance of embracing change and embracing the unknown.
In conclusion, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is a captivating and thought-provoking tale that challenges readers to question the nature of reality, explore philosophical concepts, and embrace personal growth. Lewis Carroll's imaginative storytelling and his ability to blend fantasy with philosophical musings make the book a timeless classic. It is a story that encourages readers to embrace their curiosity, challenge societal norms, and embrace the wonder of the unknown.
爱丽丝梦游仙境的读后感英语 篇三
Spring has just spread its wings. I always walk by the garden and think. “What a beautiful season!” I like reading as much as people like spring. I enjoy reading books under a tall cherry blooms tree. The petals fall down slowly and lightly and make me very happy, just like going to a sweet dream. If the book is Alice in Wonderland, I think it will be wonderful.
I finished reading this book a few days ago. The plot in this book is very attractive. Oh, in my opinion, it is not only a book but also a story about adventure, that’s boys’ favorite. And it is a fairy tale about daydream, too. I think most of girls like daydream, including me. So I love this book very much.
Alice is a little simple girl. She was sitting under a tree at first. Then she saw a white rabbit and ran after it, the rabbit jumped into a rabbit-hole and so did Alice. She fell down and down and came to a different place called ‘Wonderland’. Everything was strange there. She saw the bottle which had ‘Drink me’ on it and drank it, her size changed. That was really exciting! I always imagine that I can change my size according to my wishes, and then I can be tall enough to reach the biggest red apple which is hanging over on the top of the tree. Or I can be short enough to visit the house of ants. Do you think it would be interesting? So we can know how lucky Alice was!
Alice also met some birds and took part in a strange race called Caucus race. It was funny because everybody started to run at different times and stopped at different times too. After the race, the birds said goodbye to Alice and went away. Alice walked and walked, she met the white rabbit again but it did not recognize her, it called her ‘Mary Ann’ and asked her to bring its hat for it. Alice was afraid and would like to get bigger, so she found some strange mushrooms for dinner. She talked to the caterpillar which was sitting on the top of the mushroom. At last the big caterpillar told Alice ‘Eat the mushrooms you will change you size.” And then it vanished.
After that, Alice went to her adventure. She met Duchess, the Cherish Cat. The Cherish Cat was very strange. It had a smile on its face. What a lovely and different cat! Later, she took part in a tea party and she discussed about time with a mouse and a hare. But actually she thought the tea party was very boring and stupid so she went away and came to a garden. To her surprise, everyone here was only card! The queen of the cards was bad-tempered. If you meet her, you’ll be afraid because she always shouted “Cut off his head! Cut off her head!” And they hold a trial because they thought someone stole the tarts.
In the end, Alice found that was only a dream, she was still sitting under the tree. And the story ended. But I learnt many things from this book. In Alice in Wonderland, impossible is nothing, but the wonderland seems to be strange and stupid to us. Because the things we do or we think are always sensible. We will lose so much fun in this way.
In fact, the story is a dream, but it shows me a different idea, just like our childhoods. I don’t want to grow up. I will have no choice but to face many difficulties and bad things when I grow up. Actually Wonderland is a nice place. That’s why I like this book. I always believe, the world is peace and wonderful, the ch
erry will always be in full bloom. Like what Dickens said “The pure, the bright, and the beautiful. These things shall never die.”
