After reading a famous book, I believe you must have a lot to share. At this time, you need to make a good record and write about your thoughts after reading it. But how to write the post-reading feeling is appropriate? The following is my thoughts on Niels' trip to ride a goose. Welcome to read it. I hope you will like it. Notes on Niels' Goose Riding Travel 1

The hero of this book is a boy named Niels. He doesn't like reading, is very naughty, and often plays tricks on small animals at home. Everyone hates him very much. One day, Niels' parents went to church, and Niels played a trick on an elf at home. The elf turned him into a little man the size of a thumb and followed the geese on a long trip. In the end, a boy who is very naughty, bullying small animals and playing pranks grows into a kind and helpful boy.

During this long trip, Niels not only saw the beautiful scenery of nature, but also gained a lot of new knowledge, made new friends and helped many small animals. While helping others, Niels also gained happiness, learned many advantages from other animals, and gradually got rid of his previous shortcomings.

Because Niels' heart has become kind, when he returned to his hometown, he became not only a human being, but also a witty, brave, responsible and hardworking boy. He is no longer the naughty, playful and teasing Niels he used to be. This magical and happy trip has become the best memory of his life.

This book made me understand that animals are our good friends, so we should be friendly to our friends. They also have their own joys and sorrows, and we should respect them and care for them. I thought of a poem, "Who lives in a small group, and is as thin as flesh and blood?". "I advise you not to beat the boughs, and the son will wait for his mother in the nest. I really hope that people and animals can get along well, and that people and nature can live in harmony. If it can be realized, it would be great! Niels is a very naughty boy, and his family lives in rural Sweden. Naughty Niels often takes pleasure in bullying small animals. One day, he went to bully the little fox fairy, and as a result, the little fox fairy turned him into a little man the size of a thumb.

Niels, who became smaller, began to pay for his previous evil deeds: animals bullied him, laughed at him and said he deserved it. At this time, a flock of geese flew overhead, and the male goose at home wanted to fly away with the geese. Niels used his quick wits to hold the neck of the male goose and began his wandering journey.

Niels experienced the great rivers and mountains of the motherland during the flight, and also tasted the ups and downs of life. Once, they landed in a strange place. Niels was very hungry. He saw a small river in the distance, so he asked the male goose to drink water, but the male goose did not move. He tried his best to get the male goose to the river. The goose was drinking water, while Niels sat there, cold and hungry, lost in thought. At this time, the white goose caught a fish for Niels. Niels was so moved that he couldn't help regretting all kinds of evil deeds he had done to animals.

During the subsequent trip, Niels made many friends and encountered many dangers. Once, the clever Niels rescued a poor wild goose from the cruel fox, and the leading wild goose was very moved. When Niels was killed by a fox, the geese tried their best to protect him in order to repay him, even willing to pay the price of their lives for it. Niels was very moved and forged a deep friendship with the geese. After that, Niels and his party gradually got rid of the fox's pursuit, and Niels grew up in the process. He gradually became hardworking, brave, optimistic and kind, and made many animal friends!

When Niels came back to his hometown to say goodbye to the wild goose, he had returned to his original shape and became an optimistic, cheerful, considerate, filial, kind and helpful boy. 3

My mother and I finished reading a book this winter vacation. The name of this book is Niels' Goose Riding Travel. I feel very interesting, and I can learn some principles of being a man from it.

The author of this book is selma lagerlf of Sweden, a female writer. She is the first Swedish writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. She wrote this fairy tale in a certain year, so she won this award.

This book is mainly about a boy named Niels, fourteen years old, who always pulls the cock's hair and bullies hens and geese. Everyone hates him. Once when he was reading a sermon, he was made smaller by a little elf, and his cat was very happy, because Niels used to pull its tail. When Niels saw the geese flying south asking Morton, the male goose, to fly together, he climbed on its back and flew to Lapland with the geese.

among the characters in this book, I like little gray goose Deng fen best, because she is kind, lovely and beautiful, and willing to help others. However, its two sisters, Winnie and Anna, are cruel. They say that Morton, the male goose, was turned into an ugly crow, and let Morton eat poisonous grass roots and poison Morton, but failed. Later, I thought about it. Why did Niels, who used to bully small animals, suddenly get better and love helping animals? Finally, I understand that it was through this trip that Niels was inspired by the seeds of love in his heart, and his kindness, honesty and helpfulness were praised by animals.

After reading the book Niels' Goose Riding Travel, I thought: If I can get smaller, I will ride on the back of a wild goose and cross mountains and seas with it, cross a sea of people, go south and explore a new world. Thoughts on Niels' Goose Riding Travel 4

Recently, I read a book called Niels' Goose Riding Travel. Among them, I like Niels in the book best. The little boy in the book grows up from a naughty boy to a brave, sensible and helpful boy.

What I remember most is the story of Gorgo. Gorgo is a baby eagle living on a cliff. One day, after his parents went out for food, he never came back. Maybe he was killed by a hunter. Aka saw that he was poor, so he kept feeding him and brought him back to the geese to raise him as a wild goose. Gorgo's wildness was gradually suppressed. He thought he was a wild goose, but he found that the small animals ran away when they saw it, and they were all afraid of it. Finally, one day, Gorgo didn't suppress himself and killed a chicken. Aka reprimanded it when he found out, and they quarreled. Gorgo left the geese after knowing that he was an eagle. He became an eagle again, but he still had a grateful heart, so he never hurt the geese. Being locked in a cage and losing his fighting spirit, Niels tried every means to let it out. Finally, Niels used his perseverance and indomitable spirit to bite the cage and let Gogol out. Niels did not leave because he had to keep the agreement with Clemente. Gorgo forcibly took him away and took him to the wild goose.

As can be seen from this story, I admire Niels' helpfulness, honesty and trustworthiness. In fact, he has many advantages. He grew up gradually during his travels. He is witty, brave, helpful, caring, enthusiastic and cheerful, and is well received by animals. He is a cute and admirable little boy. I will learn from Niels in the future and strive to do better than him! 5

The Adventure of Niels Riding a Goose is a very touching fairy tale written by Swedish writer Lagrov, and it is also a thought-provoking fairy tale.

Niels, the hero in the fairy tale, is a lively little boy, but because he is older than animals, he often plays tricks on and beats poultry, so he is enchanted by the elves and becomes a weak little man as big as his thumb. Later, he rode on a goose and flew with a flock of geese, and began a magical and dangerous trip. On the way, he and the geese relied on wisdom, courage and unity to overcome many difficulties, and finally he and the geese became good friends. Through travel, Niels is more sensible than before, and he has learned a lot about being a man. When the trip was over, Niels' attitude towards animals changed completely, and the elf changed him back to his original appearance.

when I finished reading the fairy tale, I immediately thought of myself. I remember that it was in the summer when I was eight years old. I caught a grasshopper in the field. I tied its leg with a thread and swayed it until I was tired of playing and was ready to let it live. The grasshopper could not bear my abuse and died! What's the difference between my behavior and Niels who used to beat animals? I can't help blushing. In our daily life, we often see the abuse of small animals. For example, when something goes wrong, we take it out on cats and dogs and scold and beat them. Niels was enchanted by an elf, and it took a test to correct his shortcomings. In real life, no elf can cast magic on us, but we should learn from Niels' process of correcting mistakes and be kind to every small animal around us in the future. Because animals are also members of the earth, they have brought us a lot of help and benefits, and we should cherish them like friends.

this fairy tale also made me understand a truth, that is, people should have love. With love, you will see the world smile at you every day. With love, you will hear birds sing songs for you. With love, you will always feel the care of friends around you. A caring person will feel happy!

let's respect and love each other and make the world a better place! Thoughts on Niels' Goose Riding Travels 6

Niels' Goose Riding Travels is a world-renowned literary work and the first adventure novel to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. The author of this book is Selma? Lagrov Niels Howe Gehlsen, the hero in < P >, is a naughty and mischievous child. He doesn't like studying, and he gets sleepy when he sees books. He doesn't like herding geese and releasing ducks, and often plays tricks on the small animals raised at home, so that the poultry will bite him when they see him. He beats the cow with wooden shoes, pulls the cock's comb, pulls the black cat's tail ... and even his mother stands there crying for many times.

once, he played a trick on the elf in the village, was turned into a villain with a big thumb, and was retaliated by animals. Before he could understand what was going on, he was taken to heaven by the big goose at home, and the goose decided to fly to the north with the big goose, which was Lapland he had been longing for for for for for a long time. On the way, barrs embarked on an unimaginable fantasy adventure.

Niels experienced all kinds of hardships, among which the one that impressed me the most was that Smith, the fox, attacked the geese at the "Crane Dance Performance Conference".

The Crane Dance Performance Conference is an annual animal gathering. On this day, people don't have to worry about being hurt by fierce animals. On this day, both birds and animals will participate in this grand gathering, and geese are no exception. Niels rides on Morton, a male goose, and goes to the meeting together. On this beautiful day, Smith, the fox, sneaked into the geese and was found by Niels when he was ready to kill the killer. The fox group bit Smith's ear and drove him away. Later, Smith took revenge on the geese and was found by Niels every time.

Niels helped the poor with the geese, and grew from a naughty child to a kind, brave and wise little hero.

An Wulin, a child critic, said, "Disaster is the grindstone of life." It is because of these disasters that Niels has grown into a lovely boy. The geese didn't want to accept Niels at first, and then they became friends, which is also the growth process of Niels! 7

In the winter vacation, I read the book Niels' Goose Riding Travel.

In the story, Martin, the goose that Niels rode, traveled to Lapland. They met many friends on the road, including the crow, the hound Carl, the elk gray leather, and the squirrel. The bad guys they met were Smith the fox, crows (not including dullness) and grass snakes. After many hardships, the geese finally arrived in beautiful and happy Lapland. I like Niels and Martin best, because at first, although Aka didn't trust him, Niels still had to prove it to Aka. That night, Smith, the fox, quietly approached the geese. Niels found Smith and grabbed his tail, but not only could he not hold Niels back, but he was dragged forward by the fox. Just as the fox opened his mouth, Niels pulled with all his strength. Even if Niels turned into a villain, his strength was still great. Smile didn't expect Niels' strength to be so great. He took two or three steps back and let go of the geese. Since then, Aka has trusted Niels very much and is willing to let Niels go to Lapland with us.

When Martin, the goose, was about to fly to the sky, Niels clung to Martin's leg. Because Niels had become a villain, Martin could take Niels to the sky. At first, Martin thought he could fly with the geese, but in the afternoon, he began to feel tired. Although he breathed deeply and flapped his wings vigorously, he still fell far behind the geese. Aka, the leading goose flying in the lead, shouted angrily to Martin, "Goose, you can go home if you can't keep up with the team!" " But instead of giving up, Martin flew faster. The unyielding temperament of Niels and Martin deserves our serious experience and study. Notes on Niels' Goose Riding Travel 8

During this summer vacation, I read many books. One of my favorite books is Niels' Goose Riding Journey.

The author of this book is a famous Swedish woman writer: Selma Lagrov. In 199, this book won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and Lagrov was awarded the same honor as Andersen. This book tells a story about a fourteen-year-old boy. His name is Niels. He is a tall, thin man with freckles on both sides of his nose and light yellow hair on his head. He doesn't like reading and writing, but likes making trouble.

One day, Niels' parents went to church. Niels was at home, because he played tricks on the elf, so the elf turned him into a villain by magic. At this time, Morton, his male goose, wanted to travel with the geese. So he spread his wings and flew. Niels didn't want the goose to fly away and his mother to be sad. So I dragged the male goose's neck tightly. However, he did not expect that he would be taken to the sky by the male goose. Fly to Lapland with a wild goose named Aka and her flock. The wild goose named Aka is from the Snow Mountain, so everyone calls her Aka from the Snow Mountain. She is one hundred years old. During the eight-month trip, Niels destroyed all the tricks of the fox, saved the mother squirrel and her children, saved a mallard named Yalo, and saved ... He also changed a lot, such as he became kind and responsible.

That's what I think after reading Niels' Goose Riding Journey. Thoughts on Niels' Goose Riding Travel 9

Niels' Goose Riding Travel is a fairy tale book written by Swedish Selma Lagrov. The book tells the story of a 14-year-old boy, Niels, who was enchanted by the elf because he teased the elf. He rode on the back of a big white goose and followed a group of geese on a long journey.

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