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我的書架范文第1篇

The large wooden shelf is in light yellow. It has four levels and the same amount of doors, with cabinets at the bottom. It is fairly tall ―― I have to stand on my toes (踮著腳尖) to reach the top level. There are glass panes3 on the doors, as well as exquisite4 handles.

It is obvious that no house can be called home unless there are residents. Likewise, no shelf can be called bookshelf without books ―― and my bookshelf is no disgrace5 to its name. It is packed with books, books of every topic, from different countries, of all sizes, for all ages... It is the soul of my room, the king of my world.(它是我房間的靈魂，是我個人世界的國王。）

Right from the beginning of my life, I have had a strange connection with books. On the day I was one-year-old, my parents held a traditional Chinese"ceremony" for me. They placed all kinds of things before me, such as calculators, hammers, clothes, pens, toys etc., and told me to pick one. I picked none of the large and modern things littered6 before me, but firmly grabbed an old book. This meant my future life would have something to do with books. It may be superstition7, but it was as correct a prophecy8 as was ever made.

From the time I was a little baby, my mum had started to tell me stories using picture books. Though I could not even speak then, and definitely could not understand a word mum said, I would always laugh and wave my armslike windmills when she came to sit by my side, holding a book in her hands. When I was three, my mum started to teach me Chinese characters. I learnt quickly, and after a short time. I could read some basic storybooks. During the cold winter days. I would lie in bed before sleep, kept from the coldness by my cosy9 blankets, and read with mum for a long time. It was the happiest time of my day. Thus, I developed the habit of reading before sleep, which I still keep today. At that time, the bedside table acted as my first bookshelf, being easy to reach from bed.

Myknowledge of the Chinese language accumulate10 with my age. By the time I was five, I could read books with a large number of words. With the fast growing of my collections, the bedside table was insufficient11 for its job, and my parents spared a level of their bookcase to me ―― that was my second "bookshelf."

When I was seven, I had the opportunity togo to England with my parents. I could scarcely say or read any English upon arriving. We did not take any of my Chinese books along with us, hence I was desperately in need of books to read. What could I do? One day, I happened to stumble upon12 an original version(原版) of "The Three Kingdoms" (《三國演義》) during my search in my parent's luggage. It is a novel describing wars in the ancient times, written in the Ming Dynasty, and is very hard to understand, even for adults. However, though faltering13 here and there. I was able to understand most of it ―― and was completely fascinated by it. The vivid characters, the ferocious14 battles, the unexpected war-strategies...all made me think of the book day and night. My reading time before bed extended. My mother woke up at one o'clock one night and saw light escaping from my room. She went in and ordered me to go to sleep. I could do nothing but obey. (我無話可說,只能從命了。)

Of course, being in England, my major priority was to learn English; and with the help of my parents, teachers and most of all ―― English books, my English improved rapidly. At first, I read some picture books with only a few simple words on a page. I quickly succeeded over reading that, and went on to read more complicated ones ―― relative to me ―― with short stories. Every day, after school, I would lie on the carpet ―― another special habit of mine ―― and devour15 the books, while other English boys were playing outside. I enjoyed my reading, and they enjoyed their playing. However, their playing benefited them only with the relish16 of spirit, while my reading brought me the knowledge of mind. Therefore, it was no wonder that I caught up with most of my peers17 on English after merely a term. I continued reading, and frequently went to the local library to borrow books. By this time, the books I read were some popular novels for children at my age. In the meantime, I had finally acquired18 a small bookcase of my own (being the third in the position), consisting of19 four levels, and just enough for me to cram in all my collections. After about one year, my English was one of the best in my class. All my teachers and friends expressed their amazement on my progress to me, but I knew it owed much to the books. On taking leave of(向…告別) them before my return to China, my teachers encouraged me to keep reading English when I went back. I nodded.

Indeed,on coming back to China, my fondness of English literature grew instead of perishing, and "Goosebumps" (《雞皮疙瘩》) and "Harry Potter"(《哈利?波特》) were among my favourites. Recently, I have become more and more interested in Charles Dickens' (查爾斯?狄更斯) works. His novels, such as "Great Expectations" (《遠(yuǎn)大前程》), "David Copperfield" (《大衛(wèi)?科波菲爾》) and "A Tale of Two Cities"(《雙城記》), magically lured20 me into their worlds. I also read many famous Chinese novels, including "Monkey King" (《西游記》)and "The Dream of the Red Mansions" (《紅樓夢》). There are many scientific books in my bookshelf as well, e.g. "A Brief History of Time"(《時間簡史》) and "The Universe in the Nuts" (《果殼中的宇宙》), by Stephen Hawking(斯蒂芬?霍金). Another interest of mine is to read biographies21, as I like to learn from great people.

I look at my bookshelf now ―― the fourth in the line of bookshelves. How large it is, and how grand it seems, compared to its predecessors. However, no matter large or small, the bookshelf is always the object in my room that reveals the most about me. It has a thirst for books; I have a thirst for knowledge. ( 它渴望書本，我渴望知識。) Pretty same, huh? Yeah, it's a replica22 of me.

注釋

1. poster n. 招貼畫，海報

2. perch vt. 把…置于，使處于

3. pane n. 框格玻璃，窗格

4. exquisite adj. 精美的，賞心悅目的

5. disgrace n. 丟臉，恥辱

6. litter vt. 亂扔

7. superstition n. 迷信

8. prophecy n. 預(yù)言

9. cosy adj. 舒適的

10. accumulate vt. 積累

11. insufficient adj. 不能勝任的

12. stumble vi. ～upon 偶然遇到，碰巧找到

13. falter vi. 猶豫，畏縮

14. ferocious adj. 殘忍的

15. devour vt. 貪婪地(或熱切地)看(或聽、 讀等)

16. relish n. 興趣，愛好

17. peer n. 同等地位的人，同齡人

18. acquire vt. 獲得，開始具有

19. consist vi. ～of 由…組成

20. lure vt. 吸引，引誘

我的書架范文第2篇

房間里除了我的小床和書桌外，最大的擺設(shè)就是我的書柜啦！

我的書柜是棕黃色的木質(zhì)三層書柜，統(tǒng)一用兩扇嵌著透明玻璃的框架做門框。

這樣，玻璃門既幫我的愛書阻擋了灰塵，又能讓我在打開書架前就一眼看到我要選的書的所在位置。

三層書柜里，我的書都是有分類的。

底下第一層，平時拿書最方便些。我放的是自己最近的學(xué)習(xí)有關(guān)的書本：課本，相關(guān)課外書第等等，這些都是平時使用頻率較高的書。

第二層，我放的是作文選，還有相關(guān)的文學(xué)雜志，有時間想閱讀時，能夠速讀的書。

最上面的一層，也就是我要墊腳跟才能拿到的頂層，我放的都是四大名著類的大部頭。因為，這些厚本本，我一般要到放寒暑假才有空“啃“。索性平時就先把它們“束之高閣“。

時間一天天，一年年的推移，書架里的書也不時的變化，漸漸地，我的書架都有些放不下我的書了。

我找了個時間，把書架整理了一遍，把近期長用的留下，其他的打包起來。我也舍不得賣，只是先放在儲物間。

我的書架范文第3篇

經(jīng)過期末考試的一翻折騰后，暑假終于來了。我也可以好好的放松一下了。什么都別想了，拋開重重的煩惱，去爬山，丟下厚厚的試卷，去游泳，扔走大大的道理，去展開我的夢想之旅。

可是玩歸玩，暑假終究逃不過補習(xí)班的命運，oh，my god ，回想起我以前的暑假生活，我真是欲哭無淚啊。不行，連麻雀都要革命，我一個熱血男兒焉能忍乎？非然也！

我要逃離暑假補習(xí)班，不能在讓我的暑假受到傷害了。可是光陰不能虛度，一個暑假兩個月難到不學(xué)無術(shù)？不應(yīng)該。我應(yīng)該學(xué)點什么？誒，我從小就對畫畫有些興趣，不如就學(xué)畫畫吧，對數(shù)學(xué)幾何也有點好處。

于是，我就向爸媽發(fā)起“進攻”，最后在我的“雄辯術(shù)”下，他們欣然答應(yīng)了。于是，我輕松就打開了我夢想之旅的第一道門?？傻诙篱T就不那么好開了，費了我好一翻功夫呢？

說白了，第二道門就是我的成果，如果我學(xué)畫的成果不佳，那我下個暑假就又要受補習(xí)班之苦了。怎么辦呢？我只是個新手，可我的成果一定啊要超過學(xué)了一個學(xué)期的人才算。顧不了那么多了，總之好好學(xué)才是上策。

于是，我就拿起了畫筆，一筆一畫地從線條開練，時間如白駒過隙，轉(zhuǎn)瞬即逝，時間飛一般的轉(zhuǎn)向了8月。我的水平也逐漸增長，從正方體，長方體，圓球這樣的幾何體到罐子，茶壺，蘋果這樣的組合畫，我的快速進步終于使我超過了學(xué)了一個學(xué)期的人的水平，也使得爸媽“棄暗投明”，支持起我來了。

我的書架范文第4篇

我有一個好伙伴，它就是肚子里滿是學(xué)問的書架。有一天，放學(xué)回家我扔下書包就去看書。那時我看得聚精會神，甚至可以說我根本就忘了寫作業(yè)。突然，媽媽大吼一聲：“軍瑤，快去寫作業(yè)，你看看都幾點了。”我抬頭看看墻上的鐘，哇塞！都8點了。我趕忙跳下床，三下五除二地把書扔進書架，就去學(xué)習(xí)了。

那天晚上，我做了個可怕的夢，我夢到書架里的書吵吵鬧鬧好像在說什么，仔細(xì)一聽，我明白了，它們在說：“這書架太臟了，而且也不把我們擺放好。”這時，我的書背起自己的知識就要走。我猛地驚醒了，趕忙去收拾書架。我先把書架上的書拿下來放在地上，拿抹布仔細(xì)的把書架擦得一塵不染，然后又把書一本本地擺進去。

我終于松了一口氣，唉！以后我要保持書架干凈整潔，知識才不會跑呀！

沈陽市沈河區(qū)朝陽一校四年級:李軍瑤

我的書架范文第5篇

我的家位于竹林路xxx號樓一單元202號。

推開家門，首先映入眼簾的是一個美麗而又舒適的大廳。大廳的中心擺放著一個明亮的茶幾，茶幾是用鏡子做成的，上面擺放著我愛吃的水果。茶幾的身邊事它的“老朋友”——沙發(fā)。坐在上面，像是臥進了棉絮里，舒服極了！

大廳的東面，是爸爸媽媽的臥室。里面安著一個橘黃色的大衣櫥，大衣櫥里面的衣服花花綠綠，各種款式，真稱得上是琳瑯滿目。窗臺上的花盆里是我種的荔枝，剛剛長出嫩嫩的小芽。

大廳西面的那個屋子就是我的臥室嘍！這里有我學(xué)習(xí)的一切用具。放學(xué)之后，我就回到了自己的“小窩”里學(xué)習(xí)，先把家庭作業(yè)寫完，在玩一會兒小汽車，就復(fù)習(xí)明天的功課。我的窗臺上有小小的文具“管理家”，并且還有一個小盒子，四面八方都是眼兒，在里面有我飼養(yǎng)的蛐蛐，每當(dāng)?shù)搅艘股钊遂o的時候，這位歌唱家就為我演唱動聽的歌曲。床的旁邊，有一個海綿墊子，我可以到那上面去玩、去彈琴、還可以用小黑板寫字、畫畫。

怎么樣，我的家好吧？有時間歡迎到我家來做客哦！