Analogy

  My analogy for the journal entry is: Reading fantastic novels is like playing roller coaster, while enjoying the beautiful scenery before the peak, we are gradually climbing higher and higher; abruptly, we tumble down the track, and we might scream or marvel at the excitement; finally, we don't feel satisfied to end the play and willing to play again. Since I'm not good at writing analogy, I spent a while for thinking and pondering. Whenever I read an interesting novel, I always have those kinds of feelings. I didn't want to have an ending for a novel, and willing to explore more about this book. ( That's why I always spend lots of time searching the information of novels and watching book trailers, instead of doing homework ) Since I love the novel so much, I would read over and over again, study the details and try to figure out what the author wanted to say. When I was young, I didn't really like to read novels because the words are tiny and really hurt my eyes. (often play around and wander through the hallways) However, I gradually attracted by the wonderful, exciting, and romantic plots and willing to read more, especially YA novels. Therefore, I always encourage people to read novels.