For example:

1. I opened the book in a hurry, one page, two pages, I read greedily like a hungry wolf. ?"

Appreciation:

Greed" refers to being greedy and unsatisfied. This sentence uses an extremely vivid metaphor - comparing "I" who is full of desire to read to a hungry wolf, reading greedily page after page is like a hungry wolf eating. It describes "my" strong thirst for knowledge and desire for reading. ?

2. I am very happy, but also very afraid - this feeling of eavesdropping! ?

Appreciation:

This sentence is the central sentence of the text. It summarizes the various feelings of eavesdropping and is also a concentrated expression of the author's emotions. "I" longed to read, but could not afford to buy it, so I had to "read in secret". But the so-called "plagiarism" is nothing more than reading without buying.

"I" feel the wisdom and happiness brought by books while reading, but I am always afraid of being discovered by the clerk or boss and being reprimanded and driven away. This kind of attraction and addiction to the world in books, the world outside books The worries and tensions intertwined happiness and fear, forming a complex and indescribable feeling, which is exactly what eavesdropping feels like. ?

3. Sometimes I pretend to frown and look at the middle of the street from time to time, as if to say: "This rain makes it impossible for me to go back." In fact, I am shouting happily in my heart : "Bigger! Bigger!"?

Appreciation:

This sentence expresses "I" in an interesting way by contrasting the worried expression with the happy heart. I am extremely happy to have a good reason to read on a rainy day, which further shows "my" love for reading. ?

4. I closed the book and swallowed, as if I had swallowed all the wisdom, and then reluctantly put the book back on the shelf.

Appreciation:

The author uses the action of "swallowing a mouthful of saliva" to write that "I" at this time, although my legs were sore, my feet were numb, and my stomach was ravenous, but I was still in the middle of the night. After reading for more than an hour, I felt a sense of satisfaction and fulfillment. This kind of secret reading is like a spiritual feast, gaining knowledge and wisdom. ?

5. At this time, I always think of the Chinese teacher’s encouragement to us: “Remember, you grew up eating and reading!”?

Appreciation :?

"Eating to grow up" refers to the material needs of the body, while "reading to grow up" refers to spiritual growth and spiritual growth. Food nourishes the body, while books nourish the soul. A person whose knowledge and wisdom continues to grow is a person who grows healthily.