高考英語復(fù)習(xí)讀后續(xù)寫練習(xí)：青年作家的售書之旅與意外波折

高考英語讀后續(xù)寫語篇練習(xí)青年作家的售書之旅與意外波折1題目分析讀后續(xù)寫題目再現(xiàn)范文呈現(xiàn)努力方向2Part1題目呈現(xiàn)3續(xù)寫原文MynameisShellyandIamayoungauthor.Ihavebeenwritingbooksforyearsandtheyhavebeenpublished.However,theydidn’tsellwell.Ithoughtitwastimetopromotethesalesandsharemystorieswiththeworldbymyself.However,Ihadn’texpectedthatthisdecisionwouldtakemeonanadventureIcouldhaveneverimagined.Ihavealwayslovedthefast-pacedatmosphereofthismoderncity.Itkeepsmymindsharpandquick.Withmybagfullofcopiesofmyfirstbook,Isetouttosellthem.Iwalkedalongthebusystreets,stoppingateverypossiblebookstore,tryingtopersuadethemtostockmybook.ButeverymanagerIspoketogavemethesameanswer—“Sorry,wearenotinterested.”4續(xù)寫原文Iwassad.Ihadputmyheartandsoulintomybook,andhereIwas,facingmanyrejections.ButIrefusedtogiveup.IknewthatIneededtogetmybookssold.AsIwalked,lostinmythoughts,someonetappedmyshoulder.Iturnedaroundandsawayoungman,probablyinhismid-twenties,smilingatme.“Excuseme,Miss.Icouldn’thelpbutoverhearyourconversationwiththatbookstoremanager.Ihappentoownasmallbookstoreafewblocksfromhere.Iwouldbehappytostockyourbook,”themansaid.5續(xù)寫原文Icouldn’tbelievemyluck.Ifollowedtheyoungmantohisbookstore.HeintroducedhimselfasAlex,andweendedupchattingforhours.Hehadaloveforbooksandwasgladtohelpastrugglingauthorlikeme.Fromthatdayon,Alex’sbookstorebecamemygo-toplacetosellmybooks.Monthswentby,andslowly,mybooksstartedsellingwell.AlexandIbecamegoodfriends,andheevenrecommendedmybookstohiscustomers.Iwashappyandgratefulforhissupport,butmyjourneywasnotsmooth.6段首句Paragraph1：Oneday,asIgottothebookstore,Inoticedmanypeopleoutside.Paragraph2：Withthehelpofoursupporters,wewereabletoreopenthebookstore.7Part2題目分析8續(xù)寫原文分析9年輕作家雪莉多年來堅持寫作，作品雖已出版卻銷量不佳。為了推廣，她帶著書到現(xiàn)代都市的書店推銷，卻屢屢碰壁。就在她幾乎絕望時，遇到了書店老板亞歷克斯，他愿意幫忙售賣雪莉的書。在亞歷克斯的幫助下，書的銷量逐漸好轉(zhuǎn)。但故事并未就此一帆風(fēng)順。點1：位于續(xù)寫第一段段首，流暢銜接前面的記敘文和第一段段首語；點2：位于續(xù)寫第一段段尾，流暢銜接第二段段首句；點3：位于續(xù)寫第二段段首，續(xù)寫銜接第二段段首語；點4：文章結(jié)尾升華，給予讀者正能量，揭示和強調(diào)主題。情節(jié)構(gòu)建的重點10續(xù)寫思路分析Para1：Oneday,asIgottothebookstore,Inoticedmanypeopleoutside.一天，當(dāng)我到達書店時，我注意到外面有很多人。我滿心疑惑，快步走近，發(fā)現(xiàn)書店的門被警戒線攔住，玻璃碎了一地。經(jīng)過詢問，我才知道原來是一輛失控的貨車撞上了書店。亞歷克斯站在一旁，臉色蒼白，眼神中滿是痛苦和絕望。他多年的心血在一瞬間化為泡影。周圍的顧客們也都在為書店的遭遇而惋惜，他們紛紛表示一直很喜歡這家書店，希望能盡自己的一份力。我看著眼前的景象，心中五味雜陳，既為書店的慘狀感到痛心，又為大家的熱心而感動。11續(xù)寫思路分析Para2：Withthehelpofoursupporters,wewereabletoreopenthebookstore.在支持者們的幫助下，我們得以重新開張書店。大家自發(fā)地捐款，幫忙清理廢墟，聯(lián)系裝修工人。經(jīng)過一番緊鑼密鼓的籌備，書店煥然一新。重新開業(yè)那天，書店里擠滿了人，大家都來為我們加油打氣。我和亞歷克斯站在門口，對每一位進來的顧客表示感謝。經(jīng)過這次波折，書店不僅恢復(fù)了生機，還吸引了更多人的關(guān)注。我的書也因為這次事件受到了更多人的青睞，我和亞歷克斯的友誼也更加深厚，我們共同見證了困境中團結(jié)的力量。12Part3范文呈現(xiàn)13范文呈現(xiàn)Oneday,asIgottothebookstore,Inoticedmanypeopleoutside.Filledwithcuriosity,Iwalkedquicklytowardsitandfoundthattheentrancewasblockedbyacordonandtheglasswasshatteredallovertheground.Afteraskingaround,Ilearnedthatarunawaytruckhadcrashedintothebookstore.Alexstoodaside,hisfaceashenandhiseyesfilledwithpainanddespair.Yearsofhishardworkhadbeendestroyedinaninstant.Thesurroundingcustomerswerealsoexpressingtheirregretforthebookstore'smisfortune.Theyallsaidthattheyhadalwayslovedthisbookstoreandhopedtodotheirpart.Lookingatthesceneinfrontofme,Ifeltmixedemotions,bothheartbrokenforthebookstore'ssituationandtouchedbyeveryone'senthusiasm.14范文呈現(xiàn)“Youarehere!”thedaughtersaidindisbelief.Hereyeswerefilledwithsurpriseandgratitude.Shequicklywelcomedusintothehouse.Sheheldmyhandtightlyandsaidwordsofthanksrepeatedly,"Littlefriend,thankyousomuch.Ifitweren'tforyou,Idon'tknowhowlongmymomwouldhavebeendelayedontheroad."Theoldwomanalsolookedatmewithgreatreliefandsaid,"Goodboy,you'vereallydoneabigfavor."Iscratchedmyheadshylyandsaid,"It'swhatIshoulddo."Lookingatthewarmsceneofthemother-daughterreunion,Ifeltassweetaseatinghoney.Atthatmoment,Ifeltlikeaherointhemovies,havingdonesomethingreallymeaningful.15升級版范文呈現(xiàn)Oneday,uponarrivingatthebookstore,Iwasmetwithasceneofcommotion.Athrongofpeoplehadgatheredoutside,piquingmycuriosity.Hasteningmysteps,Idiscoveredthattheentrancewascordonedoff,withshardsofglassstrewnacrosstheground.Inquiriesrevealedthatacareeningtruckhadslammedintothebookstore.Alex,standingnearby,woreafacedrainedofcolor,hiseyesmirroringthedepthsofhisdespair.Yearsofpainstakingeffortshadbeenobliteratedinasingle,calamitousmoment.Thecustomers,equallydismayed,voicedtheirdeep-seatedaffectionforthebookstoreandtheireagernesstoassist.Standingamidstthischaos,Iwasengulfedbyamaelstromofemotions,grief-strickenbythebookstore'splightyetdeeplymovedbytheoutpouringofsupport.16升級版范文呈現(xiàn)Thankstotheunwaveringsupportofourpatrons,thebookstorewasresurrectedfromtheashes.Peopleralliedtogether,donatinggenerously,lendingahandinclearingthewreckage,andcoordinatingwithdecorators.Throughconcertedefforts,thebookstoreemergedtransformed,radiatinganewfoundvitality.Onthedayofitsgrandreopening,thebookstorewasinunda