After carefully reading a famous book, everyone must have new insights and perspectives on life. Write a review after reading to record the gains and efforts. Maybe you have no clue now. Here are the sixth-grade reading notes of "Hillier Talks World Geography" that I compiled for you (selected 5 articles). Welcome to read and collect. "Hillier Talks World Geography" Sixth Grade Reading Review 1

I recently read "Hillier Talks World Geography". The author is a very outstanding educator who loves history and art. travel. With his unique experience as a traveler, he brought me interesting experiences from around the world, allowing me to see the world and expand my knowledge.

Hillier used the method of travel to not only show the world's scenic spots and customs in front of my eyes, but also brought interesting experiences from all over the world. He took us from the Western Hemisphere to the Eastern Hemisphere, from North America to South America, from Europe to Africa, and then to Asia. There were ups and downs along the way. He talked while walking, which made me read with great interest. For example, the Mississippi River is known as the "Father of All Rivers", Italy is known as the "Boot Country", the Asian continent is the largest continent in the world, etc. He spoke vividly and interestingly. Not only did I read it with gusto and couldn't put it down, but there was also a A feeling of wanting to share feelings with others.

I have benefited a lot from reading this book. It allowed me to learn about the seven continents and four oceans, to get to know amazing buildings such as the Washington Monument, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and the Colosseum, and to learn about the spectacular nature such as the Northern Lights, Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, and Niagara Falls. The landscape seemed to make me immersed in the scene. I also understood that the earth was a big fireball in ancient times. Later, it gradually shrank and formed mountains, rivers, and sometimes earthquakes after cooling. Earthquakes sometimes occurred because of the violent collision of rocks moving underground.

I must learn from Hillier. Everything must be done from beginning to end. We must not be intimidated by the stumbling blocks on the way forward. Instead, we should use our intelligence and wisdom, "never give up, never give up", and work hard. Keep your eyes on the goal, persevere, and strive to become a great person. "Hillier Talks World Geography" Review 2 for Grade 6

I am currently reading a book called "Hillier Talks World Geography". This book mainly talks about Hillier's travels around the world. The World tells the geographical story of the place.

I think Hillier has some advantages that are worth learning from: Every time Hillier went to a place, he would check all the information there, and then write down all the main features there, such as the Columbia River The river canal, the appearance around the Grand Canyon, and its depth; Hillier also wrote about the local cultural customs, and the Indians’ rituals to the gods and their unique bonfire dance immediately came to mind. I think the Indians are very funny, because both men and women have to wear skirts when dancing, but what’s even more interesting is the dance in the desert. They dance like ducks walking.

What interests me the most is the custom of some people in the United States. They regard rats as gods. Is this the first time I know that someone regards rats that steal food as gods? His barn It's okay; Hillier usually writes about things we don't know. For example, the title of Russia is "The Country of Bears" and the Cologne Cathedral took the Germans seven hundred years to build. This book written by Hillier expands our geographical knowledge according to the thinking of our age, and also allows us to absorb more nutrients like sponges.

Hillier said: "Europe is like a short mother-in-law. She has a big head, a hunched back, and stretches out a long leg to kick a football into the sea. "There is also a description in the book: "The old woman's head is Spain, her hat is Portugal, the Pyrenees Mountains are her collar, France is under her collar, and her long feet are Italy." These images are vivid. The description also made me yearn for all over the world.

Of course it can’t be all advantages, there must be some shortcomings: Hillier didn’t write about many countries. I started to think that Hillier didn’t travel around the world at all, he was just reading information. , if Hillier were here, I really want to ask him whether he has traveled around the world, and I really want him to give me an answer. And he traveled erratically, now to South America, then Japan, and now back to the United States. How rich is Hillier to buy so many air tickets?

But I want to know why Hillier doesn’t write about China? Doesn’t China have geographical stories? This book has opened my eyes to the world. I want to study hard now. When I grow up and have the ability, I also want to see other parts of the world. I also want to write a book about the geography of China, and add in the China that is not mentioned in this book to make it a real world geography. Comments after reading "Hillier Talks World Geography" for sixth grade students Chapter 3

During the summer vacation, I read a book called "Hillier Talks World Geography".

This book talks about things from all over the world. For example, Chapter 34 "Boot Country" is about Italy in Europe. From the map, Italy looks like a boot. There is a famous city at the top of the "boot" that is not on the water, not on the water, but in the water. The entire city is built on many small islands, the streets are full of water, and there are many large and small bridges on the water. This is Venice.

Also, you may not know that Columbus was born in Italy.

There is also Chapter 3 "Under the Earth", which is about 8,000 miles from one end of the earth through the center of the earth to the other end, and most of it is rock. The earth is layered inside, one layer on top of the other, just like the layers in a jam cake, but the layers here are composed of sand, shells, coal, and pebbles.

After reading it, I think it is a very interesting book and one can learn a lot of knowledge. I like it very much and recommend it to my classmates to read it. "Hillier Talks World Geography" Review for Sixth Graders Part 4

"Hillier Talks World Geography" is a work by American writer Hillier. It introduces famous cities around the world from different perspectives such as culture and art. geographical knowledge.

The article that impressed me most deeply in the book is "Do you speak French?" "When I first read the title, I thought the article would be about the French language, but the author used French as the title to tell us about the history and cultural landscape of Paris, France. The Paris described by the author is a capital of art. The Seine River meanders through the center of the city, and the famous Eiffel Tower stands beside the Seine River.

The Paris in this article is as beautiful as heaven. There are so many beautiful and majestic church buildings that they are as numerous as the stars in the sky. The exquisite churches are scattered all over the city. corner, the most famous of which is Notre Dame de Paris. The reason why Paris is also known as the capital of art is because there are so many works of art in Paris, and its paintings and sculptures are very famous! These works are all on display in the Louvre. The world-famous oil painting "Mona Lisa Smile" and the sculpture "Venus" can be seen in the exhibition hall.

Paris in my own eyes is also very beautiful. On a cold but wonderful night, I climbed up to the Eiffel Tower, an A-shaped tower on the banks of the Seine. I climbed to the second floor of the tower, where I had a panoramic view of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. It shines brightly under the moonlight. The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most majestic buildings in Paris. It is in the shape of an arched door, but it cannot be opened to traffic because underneath it is the cemetery of the unknown soldiers who sacrificed their lives for peace. The Champs Elysées is a beautiful boulevard in Paris. It is crowded with tourists and full of exotic scenery. The streets are lined with shops selling all kinds of beautiful clothes. In Paris, my favorite dessert is macarons. On Christmas Eve, my father and I tasted various flavors of macarons at the Christmas night market. The taste was really delicious.

After reading this book, I felt as if I had visited Paris again. The scenes I had experienced during the trip were still fresh in my mind. "Hillier Talks World Geography" Review 5 for sixth graders

This summer vacation, I read the book "Hillier Talks World Geography", which took me to many famous holy places around the world. , during the process of reading, it took me on a journey and allowed me to discover the beauty around the world.

My favorite thing is that it took me to the Amazon River. The Andes are the longest mountain range in the world and have the highest peaks in the Western Hemisphere. The water flowing from them forms the Amazon River, the widest river in the world. I imagined myself as a small drop of water lying on a giant water lily. As the river slowly flowed, I encountered parrots, butterflies, giant bullfrogs, king snakes, pythons and an unusual animal, the sloth. Everything made me excited and amazed, and finally I followed the water of the Amazon River into the mighty Atlantic Ocean.

But why doesn’t the sea water overflow? It turns out that the water in the ocean continues to evaporate into water vapor, and the water vapor enters the air and turns into clouds. The clouds are blown over the land by the wind, and when they are cold, they turn into rain and fall to the ground. Part of the rainwater is absorbed by plants, and the rest flows into rivers, which then merge into the ocean. This cycle continues. The water on the earth will not increase or decrease, but will exist differently in various places.

"Hillier's World Geography" allowed me to appreciate the customs and customs of various places. The round earth is inhabited by people of all colors, with various buildings, and you can also listen to various A beautiful language, all of which are composed of our world and our earth. I love this big earth and I will take good care of our home.

I often hear my parents say that they read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. After reading this book, I think I should not only read more, but also travel to every corner of the earth with the stories in the book!