"If you give me three days of light," after reading

During the summer vacation, I read a book written by the famous writer Helen Keller, "If you give me three days of light," she is a person who longs for light, wisdom, hope, and love.

Helen was born 19 months, a serious illness took her hearing and vision, so she completely lost the confidence to live. At the age of 6, my tutor Anne Sullivan walked into her life. In the book, Helen is like this to Sally's love for her: You have sailed in the sea, driving a big ship in the sea nervously, carefully driving to the other side, your heart is straight Jump, I am afraid that an accident will happen. Sailing in the sea, there is no compass, no detector, no way to know that the harbor is very close. Since then, Helen's life has had a new beginning, with unprecedented joy.

In the end, she wrote that if she miraculously got three days of light, she would certainly cherish the three days of light. On the first day, she wanted to see those who helped her. First, she wanted to see her dear teacher Annie. Sullivan. Mrs. Merri, then the mother... The next day, she went to the next stop, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to show the art of humanity. On the third day, she knew that this was the last day, so she decided to make a trip around the city. She visited parks, slums, factories, etc., and saw all the signs of misery and happiness.

This story tells us the truth: we should cherish the good learning environment created by our parents, and we should cherish the time to study hard, be grateful to our parents and repay the society.

Fourth grade: happyjojo