彼得潘读后感英文(通用6篇)

Peter Pan Book Review - Part 1

After reading the classic children's novel "Peter Pan" by J.M. Barrie, I was enchanted by the whimsical and magical world that was created within its pages. The story follows the adventures of Peter Pan, a boy who never grows up, and his interactions with Wendy Darling and her two brothers, John and Michael.

One of the main themes that stood out to me in this book is the importance of imagination and the power it holds. Peter Pan, with his ability to fly and his belief in fairies and Neverland, embodies the limitless possibilities of a child's imagination. Through his adventures, the author encourages readers to never let go of their sense of wonder and to always embrace their imagination.

Another theme that struck me was the idea of the loss of innocence. As the story progresses, the characters are faced with the harsh realities of growing up and leaving behind their childhood. Wendy, in particular, struggles with the decision of whether to stay in Neverland or return home to her family and responsibilities. This theme serves as a reminder that childhood is fleeting and that we must cherish and appreciate the innocence and joy that it brings.

The character development in "Peter Pan" is exceptional. Each character is unique and has their own distinct personality traits. Peter Pan is mischievous and carefree, while Wendy is nurturing and responsible. The contrast between these characters creates a dynamic and engaging storyline. I found myself empathizing with Wendy as she grappled with her conflicting emotions and responsibilities.

The writing style of J.M. Barrie is whimsical and full of vivid descriptions. The author's use of language paints a picture of Neverland that is both captivating and enchanting. I could easily visualize the magical world of pirates, fairies, and mermaids as if I were right there alongside the characters.

Overall, "Peter Pan" is a timeless classic that explores themes of imagination, innocence, and the bittersweet nature of growing up. It teaches us to hold onto our sense of wonder and to never let go of our inner child. I highly recommend this book to readers of all ages who are looking for a magical escape and a reminder of the power of imagination.

Peter Pan Book Review - Part 2

Upon completing the timeless classic "Peter Pan" by J.M. Barrie, I found myself reflecting on the deeper meanings and messages that the story conveys. While the book is often seen as a whimsical tale about a boy who never grows up, there are underlying themes that touch upon more profound aspects of human nature.

One theme that struck me was the idea of escapism and the desire to avoid the realities of adulthood. Peter Pan's refusal to grow up and his constant pursuit of adventure in Neverland can be seen as a metaphor for the human instinct to resist the responsibilities and hardships that come with maturity. This theme resonates with readers of all ages, as it taps into the universal desire to hold onto our youth and innocence.

Another theme that stood out to me was the concept of identity and the search for self. Throughout the story, Peter Pan is depicted as a boy who is torn between his desire to remain young forever and his longing for a sense of belonging. This struggle mirrors the internal conflicts that individuals often face when trying to find their place in the world and reconcile their true selves with societal expectations.

Additionally, the portrayal of the character Captain Hook raises interesting questions about the nature of villainy and the complexity of human behavior. While Hook is initially presented as the antagonist, as the story unfolds, we see glimpses of his vulnerability and the reasons behind his villainous actions. This serves as a reminder that even those we perceive as villains may have their own motivations and complexities.

The writing style of J.M. Barrie is both playful and thought-provoking. His use of language and imagery adds depth to the story and allows readers to delve into the underlying themes. The author's ability to balance whimsy with deeper philosophical questions is what makes "Peter Pan" a timeless masterpiece.

Overall, "Peter Pan" is not just a children's story about a boy who never grows up, but a profound exploration of themes such as escapism, identity, and the complexities of human nature. It serves as a reminder to embrace our inner child while also acknowledging the responsibilities that come with adulthood. This book has truly stood the test of time and continues to captivate readers of all ages.

彼得潘读后感英文 篇三

　　I found this book in the school’s library. The frontal surface is green and with a black shadow of the boy--Peter Pan. It is an English version with brief Chinese introduction.

　　But I have to say honestly that I didn’t finish reading this book. Because of my lazy and some other things, I didn’t read some part of this book in English. And I also saw the movie 《Peter Pan》. And I found there are many different plots between book and movies. But they are both funny.

　　The author of this book is James Matthew Barrie (1860-1937), a famous British novelist and dramatist.He was born in Scotland, and got the University of Edinburgh’s Bachelor Degree in 1882.In 1885, he moved to London and was engaged in news editing, and he began to create novels. In 1897, he adapted his popular long novel《Little clergyman》 to a drama and acquired succeed. Then his most works are dramas. He was selected as the chairman of the British writer association in 1928. And in 1930, he was engaged as the honorary headmaster of the University of Edinburgh.

　　He created many fairy-tale stories and dramas. And the most famous and influential is 《Peter Pan>>, which was published in 1904. And soon it became very hot. In 1953, the Disney Company produced the cartoon movie 《Peter Pan>>. In 1991, Hollywood famous director Steven Spielberg created movie 《Hook Captain>> according to this story. In 2003, a new edition movie 《Peter Pan》 put on the whole world stage. And this book is published in tens of different languages. In addition, there are many series of pictures, commemorate of volumes, woodcuts, prints, stamps which relative with the story becoming fashionable around all over the world. All of this suggests the successful of this book.

　　As for the succeed of this book, because that Barrie created a fascinating fairy-tale world--Neverland. The author tried his best to describe the childlike fun in the Neverland and praise the innocent childish warmly. On the Neverland, there are fairies, pirates, Indians, mermaids and so on. These children live a carefree life in a worm house under a big tree which installs a mushroom as the chimney. They don’t need to grow up here. The war between Peter Pan and pirates, pirates and Indians refract the nature of the children. Barrie just wants to use the mysterious Neverland and the boy Peter Pan who hates to grow up to tell people that childhood is the most beautiful music of our life, and we should cherish this time, and also every children have their authority to enjoy the happiness that belongs to them.

　　Peter Pan was the protagonist of the story. He was a naughty, brave, adventurous, handsome, beautiful boy with a little arrogant. Because of his merciless and fairies, he could fly follow his inclinations. He leaded other six boys who were lost by their parents live on the Neverland. They were happy except that they must fight with evil pirates. But on my view, they were along in their heart. So they needed someone to create funny. Then Peter found Wendy. Wendy has two brothers, one named John, the other named Michael. Her mother was a lovely lady, with a romantic mind and such a sweet mocking mouth. Her father Mr. Darling was a bank office worker. He was one of those deep ones who know about stocks and shares, but he was a little cowardly. One day, when Peter visits Wendy’s bedroom, his shadow is caught by their nurse--a dog named Nana. Then one night he went their again to find his shadow. He tried his best to fix his shadow to his feet. But he failed. Then he cried beside Wendy’s bed. Then Wendy woke up and helped him to sew his shadow with his feet. Peter crowed rapturously” oh, the cleverness of me!” You see, how ignorant he was! But Wendy was exulting in his ignorance. So when Peter wanted to leave with his small fairies Tinker Bell, Wendy stopped him. Then he persuaded Wendy to go with him together to the Neverland. He told her that there are fairies, Indians, pirates and she didn’t need to grow up. Then Wendy and her two brother fly using the fairy dust followed Peter.

　　Several months later, they arrived at the Neverland. Peter leaded them to see the pirates; their caption was Hook, whose one arm was cut off by Peter. And Peter fed the arm with a crocodile that ate an alarm at the same time. The crocodile liked his arm so much, that it has followed he ever since, from sea to sea and from land to land, licking its lips for the rest of Hook. When Hook heard the sound “tick, tick, tick, tick”, he knew that the danger was coming. So Hook hated Peter very much and his arm was installed an iron hook to kill people, and he always hoped to kill Peter. When he found them lying on the cloud, he fired them. Then, Peter went to fight with Hook, and he commanded fairy Ting to save Wendy. But as fairies only have one kind of feeling, so she liked Peter and hated Wendy. Then she told other six boys that Peter wanted them to shoot the Wendy who was falling in the sky. Fortunately, a button that Peter sent saved her. Then these boys built a house for her. They regarded Peter as their father, Wendy as their mother. They lived a period of happy time with mermaids, Indians, never birds. But one day, Wendy remembered her real parents, so, she decided to go home with her two brothers and grow up. This made Peter feel very sad, but he still didn’t admit his real feeling, and said” If you wanted it”. Then he went to bed angrily. Wendy and other boys went to pack things to go home. When they went off their house, they were caught by evil Hook to his pirate ship. And Hook added poison in Peter’s water. When Peter woke up, he saw nobody here. And when he wanted to drink the water, his fairies Ting drunk it and died. Peter draped in extremely sadness. He cried and shouted,” Don’t leave me, Ting. I do believe in fairies. I do! I do!” Then everyone, on the Neverland, on the land, said,”I believe in fairies, I do, I do! ” Magically, Ting revived. And Peter with she to go to save these children. Eventually, with a kiss from Wendy, which was Wendy’s first kiss, Peter beat Hook. Then Peter used this ship to send them to go back to Wendy’s home. Wendy’s parents adopted other six boys. But Peter still refused to grow up and he returned to the Neverland with Ting. And many years later Wendy grew up and her daughter Jan went to the Neverland to stay a period of time with Peter, when Jan grows up she will have a daughter, who is to be Peter’s mother in turn; and thus it will go on, so long as children are gay and innocent and heartless.

　　All children grow up except one--Peter Pan. This is the ending of this story. In terms of the real life, maybe this ending is the best.() But I also feel a little sadness. Because I hope that Peter can live with Wendy forever. But I know that this is a fair tale.

　　I like one sentience in this book, “You always know after you are two. Two is the beginning of the end.” Yes, when we start something, then we are approaching to the end. It’s no doubt that we must to grow up. It can not be avoided. Never grow up, this is just a fancy.

　　Just this year, my friends told me sadly that we are approaching 30 years old. I can’t agree with him any more. I was already grown up. And I must to think about my future. I dare to say that there must have a Peter Pan in everyone’s heart and he can not win the real world. But we can keep him in our mind, and we should keep childishness all the time, then to be a kind handsome person.

彼得潘读后感英文 篇四

　　Reading the Peter Pan Peter Pan This famous work, I benefited from, I know that every child will grow up in this truth.

　　Many children do not want to grow up and do not want to go to school, just want to play every day. Peter Pan is the hero of the book, he is a always the boys do not want to grow up. He never lived in this rural paradise like the same place, where there is such as the bell sounds as beautiful fairy, a mermaid hair, Zhang Buda children, mystery, like the Indians, ferocious pirates and will issue a ticking Voice of the crocodile. However, the rich and colorful life, but not a substitute for the mother"s desire to Peter. Thus, an equally do not want to grow up, the girls never went to the rural based, on the children when the mother. They never started in the various rural singular adventure. However, the final text still choose Beattie grew up. She took the children from Nashan mother has for her to fly back to open the windows in the home. And that is always reluctant to grow up the boys, Peter, even though the world can have a happy, but can not enjoy from the warmth of a family. He can only be separated by windows, secretly Zhang Wang window within the stove, a smiling face and kinship. And then quietly walked away, and fairies to disappear in the night sky.

　　Yes ah! Although the township never happy, it does not have the warmth of family, wonderful life. Everyone will grow up and grow into a tree shoring days, as long as our dreams have never townships, and also when they grow up will be very happy and live a more exciting.

彼得潘读后感英文 篇五

　　Peter Pan, is a British writer James Barry to write. The content is Mrs. Lin three children always dream of flying in the sky, and believe in Peter pan story, culminating in a magical night, Peter pan and left three children brought to the island, lived on the island of the Indian brave, ferocious beast, pirate, lovely Mermaid, beautiful bird The story revealed the child"s desire for freedom, Peter pan will students with the opportunity to Wendy, I deeply feel the hero "s brave and bear .I have learned from this book a lot of knowledge, so I hope you can have a look this book, you will find many from the fun!

彼得潘读后感英文 篇六

　　Peter Pan, is a British writer James Barry to write. The content is Mrs. Lin three children always dream of flying in the sky, and believe in Peter pan story, culminating in a magical night, Peter pan and left three children brought to the island, lived on the island of the Indian brave, ferocious beast, pirate, lovely Mermaid, beautiful bird … … The story revealed the childs desire for freedom, Peter pan will students with the opportunity to Wendy, I deeply feel the hero s brave and bear … .I have learned from this book a lot of knowledge, so I hope you can have a look this book, you will find many from the fun!