Reflections on reading "The Knicks Riding a Goose" essay

My thoughts after reading "The Knicks' Travels as a Goose"

Today, I had the honor to read the book "The Knicks' Travels as a Goose" by Thelma Lagloying of Sweden. . This book is mainly about Niels, a naughty child who doesn't like to study and likes to play pranks. Because he teased a goblin once, he was transformed into a villain by the goblin. He rode on the back of his big white goose and followed a group of geese on a long journey. Through this bizarre trip, Nils gained a lot of knowledge, made many friends, and encountered several vicious and insidious enemies. He was tempered in various difficulties and dangers, and finally Niels returned home, restored his original shape, and became a good boy. He gradually developed a good habit of taking the initiative to help others. At the end of "Nix's Penguin Travels", Nix said goodbye to the wild geese. It was time for me to say goodbye to Nix, the wild geese, and everything in the book. However, I will never forget the helpful Nix and the kind and strong Dayan.

After reading this book, my heart couldn't calm down for a long time. It was like the waves in the sea, and I had too many emotions in my heart. First of all, I envy Niels very much for having such a magical travel journey, because it was through this journey that he was tempered by life, thus creating a witty, brave and helpful Niels. Secondly, I especially appreciate Niels’ strong, brave and fearless character. Defoe said: "The fear of danger is ten thousand times more terrible than the danger itself." Although Niels was in adversity, he was able to overcome his fear and fear in the end and became brave through repeated trials. Be strong.

Finally, Niels’s kind and helpful qualities deeply moved me. The reason why he was able to change from a naughty, unwilling to study, and prank-loving child into a caring child who knows how to help others is because he Understand that giving is joy!

In short, I learned a lot from Niels... and he also taught me a lot...