After reading "Les Miserables"

Recently, I read a book called Les Miserables. This book has made me deeply aware. Do you want to know this book?

This book outlines such an emotionally rich story: Jean Vaughan is a hard-working prisoner who has just been released from prison. Although he is free, he has been embarrassed by others because of the yellow pass. Unexpectedly, a bishop adult provided him with accommodation and food for free, and taught his good character in a subtle way. Since then, Jean Vaughan has become a mayor who is kind, understanding, and willing to help others to help others. Later, he completed the fate of Fontina with his fatherly love - to train Assett in adulthood. He has survived the past twists and turns, facing the low tide of emotions with optimism, and spent the life of self-renewal with the advantages of courage and trial, and urgency.

After reading this book, I have been thinking for a long time, still looking back at the touching story. In the storyline, the two extremes of evil and good are deeply reflected unconsciously. Jean Vaughan’s first half had an incorrigible evil, while the latter half had an admirable goodness. Fontina had a life for the sake of returning her son, and she remembered the spirit of the child before her death, Tenadier The family does have a well-deserved reputation for not relying on work. The revelation of this story is that there is good news when you have a good heart.

This is my favorite book, I believe it will benefit you for the rest of your life!

Third grade: Wang Yuanyuan