When I was very young, my mother came back from work, held me in her lap and told me stories with a story book in her hand. I always listen with relish. Whenever I talk about the wonderful part, I clap my hands hard. In this way, I formed an indissoluble bond with the book.
Because I love reading, I often forget to eat and sleep. I remember on a Wednesday night, I finished my homework and went to bed at eight o'clock on time. But by 8: 30, I couldn't sleep, wondering if Xiuzhen and the girl in Old Things in the South of the City that I saw in the afternoon could reunite. So he sneaked into the study in his pajamas. I picked up the book, opened it, crept back to my room and read it with relish. I don't know how long it took. My mother got up to go to the toilet and saw the light in my room on. When she came in, she saw that I was still reading and shouted at me: It's twelve o'clock. You are still reading, so there is no class tomorrow? My always gentle mother lost her temper with me, so I had to put down my book and go to bed.
One of my favorite books is the secret of the gourd. The protagonist of this book is a pupil, Wang Bao. He likes to eat snacks and listen to grandma telling science fiction stories. Grandma always said that Tom, Dick and Harry got the gourd and they could do whatever they wanted. Wang Bao wants a gourd very much. That day, he quarreled with his classmates and went fishing by the river alone in anger. By chance, he got the gourd. He can get whatever he wants. Baohulu helps Wang Bao catch fish, make advanced models and help him finish his homework. He really has everything. He can do whatever he wants. With this gourd, his achievements in school have advanced by leaps and bounds, making his classmates sit up and take notice. Baohulu helped him show his great power in the swimming competition and easily got the opportunity to join the school team. However, Wang Bao gradually discovered that Bao Hulu was indiscriminate and only knew how to obey blindly, which made Wang Bao laugh and cry again and again, and finally made Wang Bao make a big mistake in the math exam.
After reading the secret of the treasure gourd, I realized that there is nothing in the world for nothing. Only by unremitting efforts, bit by bit, can we reap the sweetest fruit, as Mr. Bu often says? There is no pie in the sky, everything needs hard work. ?
Books are civilized? Longevity fruit? Reading more books can make people? Immortality? So read more books and read good books in the future!