【作文】六年级我的好朋友读后感500字：友情需要用心经营

《夏洛的网》读后感：一夜织成的网

夜里十点多，我刚读到夏洛把王牌猪三个字织到网上。妈妈来催我睡觉，我舍不得放下书。一只蜘蛛为了救小猪，整夜整夜地干活，天亮的时候，网上就出现了一个发光的词。

让我印象最深的，是夏洛连夜织字的那一段。她已经累得很虚弱了，还在深夜重新爬上网，一根丝一根丝地织。威尔伯求她去睡觉，她说留给她的日子不多了。读到这里，我的眼睛热热的。什么是朋友？朋友就是愿意把自己的时间花在你的难处上的人。

夏洛在集市上死了，只留下一个卵囊。威尔伯日夜守着卵囊，把它抱回家。他没能救回朋友，却把朋友该做的事做到了最后。书里写他每年春天都去看小蜘蛛们落在网上的样子，那份惦记，比任何一句话都重。

我想起我的好朋友小林。上学期，她把她最喜欢的笔记本借给我，我弄丢了。我不敢告诉她，还撒谎说没借过。后来她在我家书桌下面找到了那个本子。那之后整整一个星期，我们谁也不理谁。下课，别的女生去小卖部，我们俩各自坐在自己的座位上。

其实她往我桌肚里塞过一次纸条，写着没关系。我也想过先道歉，可两个人都没开口。误会像雪球一样越滚越大。一个月后我们和好了，中间却像隔了一层薄薄的墙。我到现在都后悔，那一个星期里，哪怕有一个人学夏洛把话织出来，墙就不会立起来。

夏洛不会这样。她有话就马上说，该做的事一夜做完。友情不是放着不管就会一直在的东西。你不打理它，它落灰，甚至会断。

现在我打算，和朋友闹了别扭，我先开口。借了东西原样还，做错了当天说对不起。我要像夏洛那样，为朋友做小小的事；也要像威尔伯那样，守着这份友情，守到最后。

The Web Woven Overnight

Late at night, I had just read the part where Charlotte weaves the words onto her web. My mother came to tell me to sleep, but I could not put the book down. A spider works through the night to save a little pig, and by dawn a shining word appears on the web.

The scene I remember best is Charlotte weaving words through one whole night. She was already weak, yet she climbed onto the web again in the deep night, spinning thread after thread. Wilbur asked her to rest, but she said the days left for her were not many. My eyes grew hot at this. What is a friend? A friend is one who spends the time of their own life on your trouble.

Charlotte dies at the county fair, leaving only an egg sac. Wilbur watches over the egg sac day and night and carries it back home. He could not save his friend, yet he did to the end what a friend should do. The book says that every spring he goes to watch the little spiders settle onto their webs, and that steady remembrance weighs more than any words.

I thought of my best friend Xiao Lin. Last term she lent me her favorite notebook, and I lost it. I was too afraid to tell her, and I lied that I had never borrowed it. She later found the notebook under my desk at home. For one whole week we did not speak. At break, the other girls went to the little shop, and the two of us sat at our own seats.

She had once slipped a note into my desk drawer saying it was fine. I had once wanted to say sorry. Neither of us spoke, and the misunderstanding grew like a rolling snowball. We made up after a month, yet a thin wall stood between us. I still regret it. In that one week, if even one person had woven the words out the way Charlotte did, the wall would never have risen.

Charlotte would not do this. She would say a thing at once and finish what must be done in one night. Friendship cannot be left alone and expected to stay. If no one tends it, dust gathers on it, and it may even break.

Now, when something happens with a friend, I plan to speak first. If I borrow a thing, I return it whole; if I make a mistake, I say sorry on the same day. I want to be like Charlotte, doing small things for a friend. And I want to be like Wilbur, watching over friendship to the end.

《海蒂》读后感：草地上的脚印

读到克拉拉在阿尔姆的草地上迈出第一步，我屏住呼吸，好像那只脚是我自己伸出去的。

印象最深的片段在法兰克福。海蒂每天把克拉拉的轮椅推到草地上，给她讲干草、山羊和蚱蜢。克拉拉不能走路，却忍着害怕，抓着轮椅的扶手一点一点挪。医生说过，山里的空气和羊奶会有用。果然，在小屋前的草地上，克拉拉站了起来，迈出了那一步。她的奶奶在旁边激动得直抹眼睛。

最打动我的不是奇迹，是天天陪。海蒂从不把克拉拉当成可怜的小东西，她只是每天带她出门，跟她说话，等她。一天看不出什么，一百天就是一条路。奶奶说，海蒂的心像阿尔姆的太阳，照人不挑地方。我觉得这话一点不假。克拉拉后来天天来阿尔姆，两个女孩一起赶山羊，一起喝羊奶，笑声从山坡这头滚到那头。

我想起和小悦一起出的那期黑板报。我画的边框被她擦掉重画，她说我画的颜色不搭。我生了气，两个星期没跟她说话。后来才知道，她放学后留下来把整面墙重新排过，还自己掏零花钱买了新的彩色粉笔。板报评比拿了年级二等奖，奖状贴在教室后墙，我们俩站在奖状底下，谁也没先开口。

海蒂要是碰上这种事，会当场把话说清楚，也会当天去把人哄回来。我闷在心里，我们之间的缝反而越裂越大。还是班长周锐帮我们搭了话，两个人才重新说话。

友情就像克拉拉练走路，不练就发僵，一步一步练，就能站起来。人和人的关系不是系一次就永远牢的，得每天重新系紧。

下一次小组合作，有不舒服我就当场说。朋友摔了跟头，我也不光喊加油，我要像海蒂陪克拉拉那样，天天陪着走一段。友情需要用心经营，陪伴就是最实在的用心。

Footprints on the Meadow

When I read the part where Clara takes her first step on the grass of the Alpine meadow, I held my breath, as if the foot reaching out were my own.

The scene I remember best happens in Frankfurt. Every day Heidi pushes the wheelchair of Clara out onto the grass and tells her about the hay, the goats, and the grasshoppers. Clara cannot walk, yet she masters her fear and edges forward bit by bit, holding the handle of the wheelchair. The doctor had said the mountain air and the goat milk would help. Sure enough, on the meadow in front of the hut, Clara stands up and takes that step. Her grandmother stands beside her, wiping her eyes with excitement.

What moves me most is not the miracle but the daily company. Heidi never treats Clara as some fragile thing to be pitied. She simply takes her out every day, talks with her, and waits for her. One day shows nothing; one hundred days make a road. Grandmother says the heart of Heidi is like the sun on the Alpine, shining without picking its place. I think that is perfectly true. After that Clara comes to the Alpine every day, and the two girls herd the goats together and drink the goat milk together, their laughter rolling from one end of the slope to the other.

I thought of the wall newspaper Xiao Yue and I made together. She erased the border I had drawn and redrew it, saying my colors did not match. I grew angry and did not speak to her for two weeks. Only later did I learn that she stayed after school to redo the whole wall, and that she bought new colored chalk with her own pocket money. Our newspaper won second prize for the grade, and the certificate hung on the back wall of the classroom. The two of us stood under it, neither speaking first.

If Heidi met such a thing, she would clear the air on the spot, and she would go and make peace the same day. I kept it inside, and the crack between us only grew wider. It took our class monitor Zhou Rui to bridge us before the two of us spoke again.

Friendship is like the walking practice of Clara. Skip it, and it grows stiff; practice step by step, and you can stand. A bond between people is not tied once and left forever. It must be tied tight again every day.

Next time we work as a group, I will say a thing on the spot if something feels wrong. If a friend falls, I will not only shout encouragement. I will keep company with them for a stretch each day, the way Heidi kept company with Clara. Friendship needs care from the heart, and company is the most solid form of that care.