Learn how to Hatchet
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After a plane crash, thirteen-year-old Brian spends fifty-four days in the Canadian wilderness, learning to survive with only the aid of a hatchet given him by his mother, and learning also to survive his parents' divorce. Includes an introduction and sidebar commentary by the author.
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Add a SummaryThe book that I Have just finished is called, “The Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen a realistic-fiction book. In the book the protagonist is, Brian Robeson a fourteen year old teenager. The setting which most took place was the forest of Northern Canada. Brian is trying to go to Canada by an airplane to see his father during the summer; however, the pilot had a heart attack and died the plane; however, went out of control and Brian and the pilot fell down into a lake in the Northern Canada forest. The protagonist is the obstacles is the things in the forest that is trying to get him dead, for an example: the mosquitoes are keep on biting him and lead poison into his body which could lead him to death. There is a second part to the book which is called, “The River” also by Gary Paulsen and a realistic-fiction book.
Brian Roberson was going to his father's for the summer.But his pilot had a heart attack and the plane crashed.Can Brian survie in the wildness
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Add a CommentThis novel kept me riveted! All I could do was think about it while I was reading it, and I was sad when the book ended.
This book is my sons favourite book he as ever read. He always reads it happily every single day.
This is an excellent book for 8-10 year olds. I remember loving survival stories as a child and this one is right up there with Robinson Crusoe in terms of self-reliance and ingenuity. Brian is a thoughtful boy and slowly comes to terms with his situation and learns how to provide for his needs. Well constructed plot that progresses logically through Brian's learning curve. Great read.
I remember reading this book in school. It's very well done and should not be missed!
The Hatchet was a very good story. I thought that it was very good because I had a great plot and explained the characters very well. Good job Gary Paulsen!
nice book lots of details i never got bored it was like a story climax thourgh the whole story
A great look at what it might take both physically and emotionally to survive in the wilderness. A great story!
My teacher read this book to my class, and I felt a rush of energy and excitement blow through me. Even though my teacher doesn't enunciate very well, I felt like I was there with Brian! Amazing.
This is the first of a series that Gary Paulsen wrote about a boy stranded on an island with only a hatchet to save him. EXCELLENT read for young and old, boy or girl. I cannot recommend this book more for any child over the age of 8.
a really good book. when i was reading it looked like a movie was going on in my head!