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Shakespeare said, "Books are the nourishment of the world." Reading can increase knowledge, broaden your mind, build confidence, have conversations with great people, and even discover a better self.

35 Kilograms of Hope is a book that gives us confidence. "I'm not tall, not very fat, not very strong, but I have 35 kilograms of hope." Isn't that interesting? Let me take you into 35 Kilograms of Hope.

It tells of a child named Gregois, who did not like to learn, so that by the time of the sixth grade, he had been repeated twice. Yet he had a pair of clever hands. He likes to stick to grandpa after school, knock and beat, disassemble and repair machinery.

His parents also wanted to help their son, but it led to constant family conflicts and quarrels. The only person who would listen to Gregoire was his grandfather. He loved this grandson very much, but he did not coddle, and when Gregois was relegated, he also gave him severe criticism and taught him how to face the current situation and difficulties in life.

Later, Gregois finally found a suitable school for himself and bravely threw out a letter of study. In a new environment, Gregois found his goal.

This book tells us that as long as there is hope, no matter who it is, life will be just as good. Even if the protagonist in the book is not good at sports, is ridiculed by his classmates, repeats grades, withdraws from school... Even so, he did not give up on himself easily.

Therefore, as long as we have hope, do not give up on ourselves, and stick to our dreams, there will be a new life waiting for us.

Jinan Zhiyuan Primary School Fourth Grade Second Class Li Junxian

(Instructor: Li Jing)