Who does not have a beautiful childhood ... My childhood too, full of laughter, joy, full of love and worry. It was a childhood that never thought of loneliness. What, do not worry about what I do to earn a living. But when growing up, people are always busy, always thinking many things. When we are young, we will be ready to do what we want, but when we grow up, we just want to do what others want. Therefore, there are always very different points between children and adults.
I know about author Nguyen Nhat Anh for a long time, but until now, I have a chance to read his book. One of my favorite books is "Give me a ticket to childhood." A book with a yellow cover, a boy's picture, a back cover, the author said: "I Writing this book is not for children, I write for those who used to be children. ”I was very impressed with chapter 1,“ In short of one day ”and chapter 2“ Great parents ”, because it made For chapter 1, I felt the love and worry of my mother for the author when I was a child, mainly interested in health, not for children. I pay attention to my health, but as I get older, I care about my health, when I read the book, many memories come to my mind, I remember about the days when I was 7, 8 years old, I don't think much about emotions, but the bigger the emotional growth rate, the more my feelings for the family, in chapter 2, the author tells about the games he and The little friends in the neighborhood play together, it brings a lot of laughter to me, and surely, if you read this chapter, you will feel the same as me. laugh, showing that Nguyen Nhat Anh's childhood is very happy and interesting. At the end of chapter 12, the author wrote, "To live better, sometimes we have to learn to be a child before learning to be an adult." Yes, childhood gives us a lot of memories, when we are young, we often wish to be an adult to freely do what we like without having to ask for permission from our parents. When I was growing up, we learned that the life of an adult is much more tedious than the life of a child, it makes us desire to say one thing: "Let me get a ticket to my childhood ..."