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Hatchet

Hatchet

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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: The Hatchet Review
Review: Brian was 13 year old boy who got lost after getting on an airplane with an older man. The older man had a heart attack and died. Brian was forced to land the plane on his own. He landed in the wilderness and that is where he stayed for several months. Here Brian learns how to survive on his own and fend for himself. He also recalls the events that led to his parents divorce.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hatchet,Gary Palsen
Review: This book is a great book for outdoor adventure people.I haveread the book 4 time enjoying every moment.With the rereading I findnew things all the time. The book is about a boy that is visiting his divorced father that is at an oil drilling field in northern Canada. The small plane crashed following the pilots death from a heart attack. He survives the crash and lay battered on the sand of the lake he crashed in. He finds himself alone with some money and a hatchet he got from his mom as a farewell gift. During his 54 days in the Canadian woods he learns the way of survival and finds a lot of firsts. some firsts were fire brought from sparks and different foods from the woods. This is a fabulous book and I recomend it to everyone.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: a stimulating book for readers of all ages
Review: Although this book is written mainly for children, Gary Paulsendoes a wonderful job keeping readers attn. of all ages. Not only isthis a wonderful book, but the other three (The River, Brian's Winter, and Brian's Return) are also great!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Super Book
Review: I don't like to read books, but this adventurous book jumped at me with its exciting plot. I recommend this book to all of those reluctant readers because of the fast moving story and easy to read format.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Ended too soon.
Review: I was forced to read this book in school and I hated it. It's about a boy who is haunted by his parents divorce and is going to see his father and his plane crashes when the pilot died. I thought it really neede more characters and it is no way for 9 year olds[he tries to commit suicide]. Brian has to survive alone in the wilderness and overcome depression. If you like survival books, I guess you'd like it.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Didn't like it
Review: I was forced to read this book a few years ago in school. I hated it. It was extremely boring, long and repetitive. If you like books about surviving with only a hatchet, well I guess you'll like this book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A perfect survival story, full of challenges.
Review: Hatchet is the story of a young Canadian teenager who learns to cope with adversity. Brian is resentful of the changes he must face as a result of his parents' divorce. He is difficult and frustrated with the adults in his life.His father has moved north, and in order for him to spend time with him, Brian must embark on trip over the Canadian wilderness in a two seater plane.

The talkative pilot annoys Brian until the overweight, smoking man has a heart attack and the plane crashes into a lake in the heart of the Canadian Wilderness. Brian survives, and alone, he faces the challenge of staying alive in the wilderness. When Brian is overwelmed by the elements, he goes back to the crashed plane and retrieves the only tool he can find: the hatchet he had received as a gift. This fortunate possession is the source of growing ability and resourcefulness that helps Brian determine that he can make the necessary changes that will help him survive and thrive in the face of life's challenges.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hatchet
Review: It is about a boy that got a hatchet from his mom and he has tosurvive in the wilderness by himself because his plane crashes and hispilot had a heart attack. Will he survive? My opinion of the bookis adventuring and mysterious.It is such a cool book. I would give it five stars.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Hatchet was a good book
Review: I am a 7th grader at Mackinaw Trail Middle School. I read Gary Paulsen's Hatchet. I recommend it for a 7th grade level reader. I really liked the plane crash as that was the part I found most interesting. I also liked how he got his food. It was a very good book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hatchet
Review: Brian is a 14 year old boy that goes to visit his father in the mountains. On the way there his plane goes down in the middle of nowhere. When the plane crashes the pilot dies so Brian's the only one left. He has to live on this island in the middle of nowhere by himself. Brian has to survive on his own finding food in the wild. Along the the way he runs into some traps. Big animals try to eat him and then winter comes and he has no place to go. Then, while Brian lives through the winter, he meets someone. Somehow Brian gets back home, but you have to read the book to find out the details of what happens.


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