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Summary: Great Story for young adults!!
Review: This is Cristina Weaver speaking.Hatchet is a great book! I'm ten years old and in the 4th grade.We just finished this book and every single 4th grader (60) rated this book a 100% GREAT BOOK! In 5th grade,I'm going to check out Brian's Return,& Brian's Winter in the library! I LOVE THIS BOOK!
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: Brian, a teenager from New York, was going to visit his father and the pilot of the plane he was in died and crashes the plane. It is up to Brian to find food and protect himself until the rescue plane finds him. If you read this book you will find out what he dose to stay alive. He discovers many conflicts on his journey to survival. This book is excellent for kids 8 and up.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: My opinion on this book to me anyway was great!!! I had fun reading it!! There was a lot of adventure, excitement, and encouraging for me to read. Every page had excitement in it. I thought the book was neat becauese if you got lost you would know how to survive. That was the best book I had read in so long!!!!!
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Summary: Fear and Excitement
Review: Hatchet was one of my favorite books growing up. The way Paulsen realisticly depicts the event in this book gives readers a sense of fear and excitement at the same time. Teenagers who read this book will feel strong emotions toward the trials the main character, Brian, goes through not only during his survival in the wilderness but also during his interactions with his parents. Teenagers should really be able to relate to his family problems. I recommend this book for anyone who craves excitement and adventure.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: The book I read was Hatchet. It was written by Gary Paulsen. The author did a great job with this book. In the beginning the boy named Brian Robeson is the sole survivor in a bush plane crash on his way to visit his dad. This is the first time he has had visitation rights to his dad since his parents split. Robeson takes the hatchet and the supllies off of the plane and is on his own in a stranded island to survive. He etches the amount of days in wood so he can tell how long he has been there. As the great story goes on the suspense builds and Robeson has many things happen to him. I recommend this book to anyone that is interested in adventure story.. any ages. In addition I would like to add this is my favorite book I have read. Sincerely, Bert and Ernie
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Summary: Lynden High Freshman
Review: Hatchet, Gary Paulson, 1987 It takes place in the Canadian wilderness and it is by a lake in the shape of an L. Brian, he is 13 and he likes girls. He is the main character. Along with the Plane driver and his Mom and Dad. Important points are live like a new man; he made a fire; his mom is the one who gave him the hatchet and it has helped... I did not expect him to find and eat all the turtle eggs and eat them raw... that was sick... I recommend the book to all yall it is fun and exciting.
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Summary: HATCHET
Review: I am 8 years old I go to Fairyland Elementary School.My teacher just finished reading HATCHET.It is a really good book.It is about a boy named Brian.His parents divorced. Brian's mom sent him to stay with his dad for the summer in Canada. When he was flying to Canada the pilot had a heart attack and died.The plane crashed in a lake.He gets out of the lake.He is all alone in the Canadian woods. The rest of the book is about him surviving in the woods.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: Hatchet is an extraordinary book about a thirteen year old Brian Robeson who is visiting his father in Canada far away from home,when the pilot has a massive heart attack leaving the plane to crash in the Great-Green Canada. Gary Paulsen an exellent author greatly deserved the Newbery Honor Book Award. The book is full of adventure and drama. I enjoyed the book,it was full of inteseness and courage. Although the book did have its ups and downs. The book would capure your attenion then drop it, but it was evenly exellent.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: This book is about a thirteen year old boy named Brian Robeson going to see his father in Canada. But on the way the piolt had a heart atack and the plain crashed in the Canadian forest in a lake. He had no food at all but he drunk alot of the water because he was thirsty.He had a tummy ache from drinking alot of water. He was hungry.Then he remembered that he had a Hatchet that is mom gave him.He was in the forest for two years. I liked the book because it was a exciting book. It was a New Berry book so that tells you that it is a good book.I would like to read more of Gary Paulsen's books because they are good books.I recomined this book to people that like adventure books.
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Summary: Survival in the Classroom
Review: At this point in the school year, when students are fried by testing and worn out with work, I turn to Hatchet because I know that this book is one that they will enjoy. Gary Paulsen usually becomes someone's favorite author, too, which open up lots of opportunities for future studying.
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