Book Review

Mansfield's works are written with a touch of "love", so her writing always exudes the fragrance of humanity. Even the scenery in her writing has a certain spirituality: the big eucalyptus tree is a giant with a fluffy head and outstretched arms; The low hanging rocks of wild grass resemble fluffy beasts descending to the seaside to drink; Even the crack on the broken mirror was seen by her as a "imprisoned, curved lightning" - if it weren't for love in her heart, how could even the ugly crack have become so beautiful! Mansfield understands mountains, water, morning breeze and morning dew. In her eyes, even kittens have emotions, and puppies have dignity. Look! Faced with the mother cat's "provocation," the old shepherd dog "didn't lift its head, spread its legs, and swaggered over. Only one of its ears moved slightly, indicating that it saw and believed that she was just a young and ignorant woman, not worth being angry." Seeing such a sentence, we couldn't help but be impressed by the author's meticulous and sharp observation, and couldn't help but be moved by the warmth conveyed between the lines. Mansfield's pursuit is to "enter this world and become a part of it", and with her outstanding talent, she has achieved it! She not only entered the most wonderful world of nature and explored its secrets, but also delved deep into the hearts of characters, capturing their most secretive emotions and fleeting, cloud like thoughts. Because she became a part of this world, her magical pen can help her characters break free from the constraints of words, walk down from the paper, and share the joys and sorrows with you.