Reading the "Emile thief"

This winter vacation, I read a book that is not only interesting but also very exciting. The book is called "Emile thief." This book was written in 1999 by Hans-Hinno Eves, a well-known German children's literature researcher and professor of German language studies and literature.

The protagonist of the book is Emir. He is a little boy who lives in a new town in Germany. He lost his father when he was five years old, and he and his wife, Mrs. Tischbain, the mother of Emile, lived a very simple life. .

The content of the story is this: One day, the aunt who lived in Berlin wrote a letter to invite Emir to go there for a holiday, and the mother put a 140-mark down the pin in the jacket of Emir's jacket. On the train, Emir met a man with a hard hat named Gronde Ace. Because of the long journey, Emil was asleep on the train, and the 140 mark in his jacket pocket was stolen, which was Grunde Asgan. Emir followed the thief all the way and also met a boy with a horn - his name is Gustav. After Emile told him about his stolen story, Gustav was willing to help him, and he called many companions, including professors, Tuesday, and the Tentzville brothers. They assigned tasks, and on Tuesdays they were responsible for keeping a call and reporting the situation at any time. Although he was not willing to do so on Tuesday, he stayed at home. The boys followed the thief all the way for two days. The thief went to the bank the next day to change the money to cover up the evidence. Emir stopped him and said that the thief’s name was "Gronde Ace" but the lie lied that he called "m Le." Later, Emir confirmed the pinholes left by the pins on the money. The staff immediately reported the police, and the police took the boys and the man who did not know what he was calling to the police station. Unexpectedly, the man’s real name was “Habert Kiesling”, a robber who was pursued by the Public Security Bureau for a month. Emile seized the thief, not only received his own money but also received a 1,000 mark bonus, and was interviewed by reporters and also made headlines.

From this book, I admire one person the most, maybe you have ignored him, because he only showed one or two faces from beginning to end, and he did not mention him in the text - he is a small Tuesday. I admire the second Tuesday because he stayed by the telephone for two days. He knows what is his mission. Although he was not happy, he still fulfilled his duties. This is not easy. Half of the success of arresting the thief belongs to him. I remember once, we went out for a fall tour. When I was eating, everyone chose me to be a garbage collector. I was very upset in my heart. I thought: Why do you have to play, let me stay and pick up trash? Really hateful! But I turned to think again: If you let others pick up rubbish, others are not as unwilling. What if there is a contradiction? There is no good mood that affects everyone, forget it, I am still embarrassed. When I finished, I took the garbage bag and bent down to take the rubbish, peel, box, bag and other garbage left by the students when they had lunch. Ten minutes later, I finished the rubbish and threw them into the trash can. I was very happy to say, "Yeah! It’s finally finished!" Although it was sweating because of the waist and the sweat, the back was a bit sour. But when I saw the clean lawn and the happy smiles when the classmates played, I also ran my hard work to the back of my mind, and my heart was still sweet! This is the responsibility, although you are not happy, but it is your mission, you have to complete it for the collective thinking, then you will feel very happy!

Classmates, you have to be like me and Little Sunday, whether you like it or not, as long as you have to do it, you should do it well! You said, right?

Fifth grade: Hou Fangting