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[学校教育读后感]教育教学读后感[篇一：读后感]学习了魏书生教育思想的有关书籍，思绪万千，感慨不已，既感叹其教育思想的时代性和切实性，又佩服其教育方式和方法的针对性、多样性，回顾自己几年的教育...+阅读

《小爵爷》英语读后感The Little Load Fauntleroy was written by Burnet, a famous writer in America. She was born in England and spent his childhood in there, and moved to American with his family in sixteen. As a matter of fact, she lived a hard life for her father died when she was four years old and she lived poorly with his mother. She experienced a lot of things that others haven't imagined, but all of this can't change her enthusiasm about the literature. She began to release stories when she was in American, in this way she could make some money for the family's daily life. The book is about an American boy's story of becoming to an English earl. Because of this book, Burnet became one of the best and popular writers. II. The StoryCedric was born in America, and his grandfather, Earl of Dorincourt, was a very rich and important old nobleman, with a very bad temper and a very violent dislike to Americans. he had there sons, but it so happen that Nature had given to the younger son gifts which she had not bestowed upon his elder brothers. He had a beautiful face and a fine, strong, graceful figure; He had a bright smile and sweet voice; he was brave and generous, and had the kindest heart in the world, and seemed to have the power to make everyone love him. But it was not so as his older brothers; neither of them was handsome, or kind, or clever. There was on doubt that the young one was Cedric's father. He loved an American girl after his father sent him off to travel in American, and he wrote to his father to tell him he would marry the girl. When the old Earl received the letter, he was furiously angry. He told his son might live as he pleased, and died where he pleased, that he should be cut off from his family forever. The younger son was very sad and he knew he need expect on kindness experience, but he had courage and plenty of determination. With his hardworking he had a small house in a quite street and his little boy was born there, and everything was so gay and cheerful, in a quite small way. In the first place, the boy was always well and never gave trouble. In the second place, he had so sweet temper as his father and always so charming that he was a pleasure to everyone. His greatest charm was the cheerful, fearless, quaint