《“精彩極了”和“糟糕透了”》讀后感

1、語文備課大師目錄式免費主題備課平臺！語文備課大師今日用大師明日做大師！《“精彩極了”和“糟糕透了”》讀后感一天，我讀了《“精彩極了”和“糟糕透了”》這篇文章，文章的內容深深地打動了我的心。文章記敘的是：作者在七、八歲的時候，寫了第一首詩，母親的評價是：“精彩極了”而父親則說：“糟糕透了”后來作者又寫了好多詩、小說、戲劇、和電影劇本，每次母親都說：“精彩極了”父親說：“糟糕透了”。后來，作者終于明白了，不管是母親的“精彩極了”還是父親的“

2、糟糕透了”都是對自己深深的愛。生活中愛有兩種形式，一中愛是慈母般的愛，他總是以親切和藹的語言是我們樹立信心，鼓勵我們不斷前進；另一種愛就像作者的嚴父，他總是會以警告的方式，告訴我們還有不足還應提高。我們應“謹慎地把握住”這兩種愛，使自己不斷前進。我也有同樣感受，三年級時，我們期末考試考作文，由于三年級剛剛學寫作文，寫得很不好，不是忘掉標點就是寫錯字，不過我也算盡了我最大的努力了?；丶液螅赣H看了我的作文鼓勵我說：“這篇文章真不錯，如果沒

3、有錯字，再加上標點，一定是一篇佳作?！甭犃四赣H的話我心了甜滋滋的。“是嗎”父親說“我看看”我滿懷信心的捧起我的佳作，小心翼翼的交給了父親。父親看后嚴厲的說：“不怎么樣，怎么一個標點也沒有？而且又很多錯字，字也寫得那么爛”我聽后傷心極了，垂頭喪氣的走進了我的臥室……現(xiàn)在，我明白了：在一個人的生活中，需要愛的鼓勵和贊揚，使自己鼓起前進的勇氣，氧氣希望的風帆，勇往直前。另外，還需要有人指出自己的不足。“精彩極了”和“糟糕透了”評價雖不無矛盾，

4、但都是父母對自己深深的愛。TheWonderfulLousyPoemsBuddSchulbergWhenIwaseightnineyearsoldIwrotemyfirstpoem.AtthattimemyfatherwasaHollywoodtycoonheadofParamountStudios.Mymotherwasafounderprimemoverinvariousintellectualprojectshelpingtobr

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16、uragedme.OnlywhenitwasallfinishedIwasinatriumphantglowofachievementdidhetakemedownapeg.“Thatchaptermaybealittleweakatthat.IfIwereyouIdlookatitagain.“NowonthecrestofhavingwrittenanovelIcouldabsbasharpcriticalblow.AsIwkedm