flipped怦然心动读后感英文
Synopsis
• At the very beginning, Juli Baker meets Bryce Loski two weeks before second grade; it's something about those blue eyes that attract her. Juli knows it's love, while Bryce, like any seven-year-old boy, doesn't.
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Their relationship
recover again
The meanings behind the sycamore tree:
When climbing up the sycamore tree, Juli finds the vast garden and brilliant rays. “I could sit there for hat the world.”
• However, changes begin to take place on Bryce. With his grandfather’s guide, he starts to feel the true beauty inside of Juli, and gradually fells in love with this passional and sincere girl. At the end of the book, they finally get together.
Synopsis
• But Things start to change when Juli catches Bryce throwing the eggs which she gives to Bryce but his family through them into the trash can. Juli finds him actually not that charming deep inside his handsome appearance. Then she walks away from the boy.
Technique of expression
The book expresses the meaning from Juli’s and Bryce’s own view, along with psychological activity, which makes the same thing has different understandings and results in misunderstandings.
Special analysis:
► Bryce’s father, a man who likes to satirize everything he does not like in a sarcastic manner. He was once a literary Sax youth, but forced the direction of his life by his parents. Such a thing influenced his life, and he spitefully suspected the source of equipment money of Baker brothers, laughed at Juli's father's drawings, and laughed at the ugly sycamore tree. This is to vent the anger of the early years.
People who play important roles in Juli and Bryce’s growth
►Bryce’ grandfather, who guides him not to judge a person only by prejudice.
Juli gets the idea of “the whole being greater than the sum of its parts” from her father.
Characters analysis
Juli Baker
• Brave • Outgoing • Optimistic • Determined • Independent • Intelligent • Filial
Bryce Loski
• Timid • Shy • Dependent • Hesitate • Speechless • Lucky • Good-natured
• Juli stalks Bryce all through his childhood: staring at his house, asking him to play, following him at school, etc. which makes Bryce actually consider her as a sort of trouble and want to run away from her.
Clue: the sycamore tree
Juli finds the beauty of the tree
A
She flipped with Bryce
Juli feels disappointed about Bryce
B
The tree is cut down
They plant the tree together
The sycamore gives her a chance to explore the truth of life as well as her inherent, and gets the idea of “the whole being greater than the sum of its parts” from her father and truly understands its meaning, wondering and feeling the beauty of nature.