《A Walk to Remember》读后感10篇
《A Walk to Remember》是一本由Nicholas Sparks著作，Grand Central Publishing出版的Mass Market Paperback图书，本书定价：70.0，页数：256，文章吧小编精心整理的一些读者的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。
《A Walk to Remember》读后感(一)：a romantic journey of love
It is that kind of story we might have read several times about a boy in love with a girl in illness and they stick to each other despite all obstacles, painness, dissatisfaction... but when I read it again under Nicolas Sparks's pen, it still intrigued the emotion which made me unable to keep dry eyes. Love might not come when we dream or chase it with eagerness, it just come silently and sometimes we didn't even realize it when we are acturally already in love. Life might not always be fair to everyone of us, just cherish what we already have, enjoy it and make the best of it, only in this way shall we be able to truely love and be loved. A walk to remember--------a romantic journey of love~~Hope every one would have such sweet memories at his or her fifty seven's just like the author.
《A Walk to Remember》读后感(二)：小说比电影朴实
在北京出差的时候，王府井的外文书店看到这本小说，出于对电影无比地喜欢，毫不犹豫地买下了原著。
一口气读完，发现语言很朴实，很容易看懂，但是跟电影比起来情结朴实了很多，没有电影里扣人心弦地浪漫。
电影中当Landon知道Jamie得了败血症时，他心疼地抱住Jamie的那场戏至今想起来，还能觉得心头一阵悸动。那就是初恋刻骨铭心地感觉吧。
读作者简介的时候，发现原来The Notebook和Message in a Bottle都是Nicholas Sparks的作品，作为一个男性作者，能以如此细腻的笔触写出恋爱中的感觉，实属不易。以后有机会的话，会把他的书都收了吧。
《A Walk to Remember》读后感(三)：A walk to renember
起初你们会微笑，然后你们会痛苦-------别说我没有提醒诸位
上班的路上又翻开了一本新书，车上那闲暇的时间拿来开始阅读，是一件很惬意的事情，初夏的早晨，空气清新，阳光普照但还没有带来热气。繁忙的人群中，我寻找一点宁静，to reading。
从楔子开始，然后我合上了书，食指还插在楔子最后的那一句话上面 “起初你们会微笑，然后你们会痛苦哭------别说我没有提醒诸位”。突然间我觉得要想继续阅读下去，是需要一点勇气的。
我的思想里开始反复出现这两个“微笑”“痛哭”，浅浅的微笑，痛彻的哭泣。我开始抚摸它的封面，原来封面上早已印有这样的提示。我想起那天从书架拿下这本书的时候，有点勉强，甚至去豆瓣上的购物篮里也没有加入它，它今天出现在我眼中是因为Sparks的名字在上面。
是需要一点勇气的。我望着窗外，风景进入不了我的眼睛，是怎样的故事，会让Sparks给个这样的提醒。右边靠窗的那个手臂已经被风吹凉了，我呆在车上。书里还有六张明信片，每一张是一片唯美的画面，后面有男主给女主说的话。
忍耐，仁慈，嫉妒，自负，无礼，自私，侵犯，愤怒，喜悦，原谅，邂逅，微笑，痛哭。。。。。。
后来我在豆瓣上搜了一下这个名字，A walk to renember-Nicholas Sparks。
《A Walk to Remember》读后感(四)：About A Walk to Remember
The author:
icholas Charles Sparkswho was born December 31, 1965 inOmaha, Nebraska is an internationally-bestsellingAmericannovelistandscreenwriter. While still in school in 1985, Sparks had penned his first (never published) novel,The Passing. Now he has 16 published novels, with themes that includeChristian faith, love,tragedy and fate. Six have been adapted to film, including Message in a Bottle,A Walk to Remember,The Notebook,Nights in Rodanthe,Dear JohnandThe Last Song. Two more are in various stages of development.The Lucky Oneis expected to be released as a film in early 2012. "Safe Haven" is expected to begin filming in 2011. Sparks now resides inNorth Carolinawith his wife and family.
The summary
Fifty-seven-year-old Landon Carter narrates the novel, reflecting on events from 40 years in the past. Landon is from a rich family, and his father is a congressman who spends most of his life in Washington, D.C., and is a stranger to his son and his grandfather built the Carter family fortune by preying on the poor. Very differently, Jamie is from a single parent family that is not rich at all, her mother died while giving birth to her. Her father Reverend Sullivan raises Jamie on his own, so they are deeply connected. Influenced by her father, she has unflattering clothing and hairstyle, and always tends to help the others in need. Although Landon has known Jamie most of his life as classmates, he is surprised to notice at the beginning of his senior year that she is becoming a woman and could almost be considered attractive.
Early in his senior year, Landon is elected student body president and must attend the upcoming Homecoming Dance. In order to avoid attending without a date, he invites Jamie who surprisingly dresses nicely and does not carry the Bible she usually always has with her. The evening ends eventfully when Jamie and Landon find themselves cleaning up after and taking care of Landon's former girlfriend, who has gotten drunk. Some weeks later, Jamie asks Landon to play the part of the father in the Christmas play; she has already been cast as the angel. Landon reluctantly agrees. The two begin spending time together, although Landon does so only out of obligation. Landon listens Jamie’s story and even visits an orphanage with Jamie and sees one of her pet projects firsthand.
On the day they are on the stage, Landon is shocked by how beautiful Jamie looks in her white dress. The play is also a great success. Jamie asks Landon to help her collect the bottles that are set on streets for donation to buy presents for the orphans. Astonished by the paltry donations, Landon empties his own bank account and adds those funds to the collection without telling anyone what he has done. With this decision to help Jamie and the orphans in this way, Landon surprises himself. Jamie buys gifts for the orphans and invites Landon to the orphanage Christmas party. There, Landon is deeply touched by both the starkness of the orphan's surroundings and by the deep connection Jamie shares with the young orphans. He is also surprised by how beautiful she looks; he cannot take his eyes off her. Landon soon realizes he has fallen in love with Jamie. Later, Landon invites Jamie to eat Christmas dinner at his family's historic and beautiful mansion.
When Landon tells Jamie that he loves her, she realizes that she must tell him her stunning news: She is dying of a rare form of leukemia and has only a few months to live. Landon is devastated, but he works through his fear and sadness and begins to pray for a miracle. His prayers soon lead him to ponder his purpose in life as he searches for a response to the feeling in his heart that there is some role for him in Jamie's illness, something for him to do. Landon soon discovers that purpose and asks Jamie to marry him, even in her weakened state. She agrees, and just as in her vision of her wedding day, hundreds of guests turn out for her wedding. Jamie's slow, painful walk down the aisle is, indeed, "a walk to remember."
In the last chapter of the novel, 57-year-old Landon reflects on the 40 years that have passed since his wedding to Jamie. He still loves her and has not removed his wedding ring in all those years. When he reveals that he now believes in miracles, the miracle saved her life.
My opinion:
This is really a touching love story, The narrator says:” First you will smile, and then you will cry—don’t say you haven’t been warned…” I do smile and cry. I roam in the process of their love, laughing and sobbing. What impresses me most is that on the way seeking for love, the boy gets the courage to be himself, finds out what kind of life he does want instead of living in the shadow of his father and finally turns into a real respectable man.
The protagonist Landon falls in love with Jamie who is from totally another kind of family, diverse character, distinct background. Landon dubs himself as a bad boy by reason that he is lack of a manly influence because his father lives out of town for the most time, and that fact, coupled with his growing disillusionment with his father, makes him become something of a rebel. While Jamie is deeply connected with his single father, and doesn’t care much about outward appearances, instead, she is always looking for things like “inner beauty”. She spares no efforts to help others. There are so many differences between them, so it takes some time for them to fall in love.
The first half of the story is very interesting. The vivid deｓｃｒｉｐｔion of inner heart battle reminds me of the naïve first love experience. The boy has feelings for the girl, but he doesn’t admit it, for he cares too much about how others will think of him as Jamie seems different from peers on account of she is so nice that other youth will feel shamed in front of her. The rest part is very appealing. Landon gradually realizes he is fascinated by Jamie, and can’t help companying her. He knows more about her that Jamie isn’t just simply the minister’s daughter, someone who read the Bible and does her best to help others; Jamie is also a seventeen-year- old girl with the same hopes and doubts. If Landon takes part in the play is to return Jamie’s favor, then he empties his own bank account and adds those funds to the collection to buy presents for orphans is indeed for the sake of love toward Jamie.
On the way searching for love, Landon learns to take responsibility for himself, for the family, for the woman he loves, and for all the surrounding people; he becomes the man to be his own not the little boy only listens to father and pursues something he doesn’t want in a daze. With Jamie’s steady hand he is showed how important it is to help others; with her patience and kindness he is showed what life is really all about. With the help of Jamie, he is back with his father again, and heals the wounds between the two families. At that moment, he learns the value of forgiveness and the transforming power that it offers. With the walk to remember, with the beauteous love, he finally grows up.
The true love, first love, and everlasting love that moves me so much that I’ll keep it in my deeper heart, however the life in the future will be, in spit whether I’ll find my true love or not, it always reminds me of the beauty of life.
《A Walk to Remember》读后感(五)：Bruceyew兄翻译版《A Walk Of Remember》读后记
在看完电影《A Walk Of Remember》后，就想读读原著小说，承蒙Bruceyew老大给我发来他翻译并且润色过的小说汉译文，小说总共就13章，很快也就看完了，必须要承认，我看到Jamie得白血病后，基本上是扫视着看的。
看后一个感觉，电影还真的比小说要活跃，要好看些。
小说的情绪与电影的情绪，完全就是两码事，除了男女主人公Landon Carter和Jamie Sullivan的名字，其它很多细节都发生了改变。
小说中的故事发生在六十年代，男主人公Landon的父亲是国会议员，家庭殷实，其人也就是读书不够认真，算不上坏小子级别；Jamie倒与书中区别不大，但电影里增加了Jamie痴迷于观星象的细节。
小说里的牧师苦大深重，似乎就是一副苦瓜脸；电影里的牧师虽然严肃，但还算好。
【小说里Landon不会跳舞，电影里反而是Jamie带着Landon跳舞。】删除
电影里Landon算是在一个单亲家庭里，比较贴合平民状态；小说里Landon属于上层阶级，仿佛总是一副昂着头说话的样子。
小说里Jamie送给了Landon一本母亲用过的圣经，行文宗教色彩浓重；电影则改作一本Jamie母亲收集名人语录的册子，还贡献了一句爱情格言，足以和爱情故事里的"Love means never having to say you're sorry“有得一拼。
综合而言，小说的情绪感觉还是略为凝重了~~