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Summary: Review, How I liked it.
Review: The book was alright but I felt that it was drawn out too long in parts, like Mr. Paulsen just wanted to take up more space in the book. Also, the book was drawn out then all of a sudden, BOOM! It's over.What's up with that? I think that the story of survival of the fittest of the young is way over rated and in sometimes done too many times.
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Summary: It was the best I've ever read.
Review: I read this book with my classmates and my teacher. We all loved it. We also read Brians Winter and the River, but we took a vote and decided we ALL liked Hatchet the best. We also saw the movie, but everyone thought the book was better. Our teacher liked the gross, gorey, descriptive parts the best. Me too!!
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Summary: made me want to get lost!
Review: This is a great coming-of-age story that includes suspense and adventure. Paulsen uses a unique writing style to create a vivid portrayal of how a boy survives in the unforgiving Canadian wilderness. Brian, the main character, goes through a clear change as his hopes of rescue determine his efforts to use his limited resources to survive. He uses all the wit and courage he can muster to stave off starvation, exposure, and the emotional turmoil of his family breaking up at home. This is a great book for a Jr. High English literature class.
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Summary: A great book and everybody _has_ to read it!
Review: It's a great book about a boy who gets stranded and I think everyone should read it. It's almost real. It's also a great way to look at nature. My mom loved it, too. --Jon (age 10)
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Summary: This is the best book ever written.
Review: I recamend this book for a book report in grades 4-6 but it is fun to read for any one to read. It starts when Brian flies to see his dad in a small plane and the pilot suffers a heart attack.He crash lands the a plane and survives he now has to survive many more northern Canadian chalenges.
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Summary: It is the Best book that I ever read before
Review: He writes the best books ever It was about a kid named brian who was alone for days.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: I think Hatchet is one of the BEST books I have EVER read. It has realistic points mixed with adventurous points to make the book an Edge - of - Your - Seat - Can't - Put - The - Book - Down novel.. Paulsen is a tremendous writer!!
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Summary: Hatchet!
Review: Out of all the books I have read Hatchet outops them all! It is about a Boy name Brian Robinson who trys to leave the word divorce behind him. In the plane The pilot dies of Heart Attack. And Brian has to fly the plane by himself! And then he survives 57 days of hard winter in the Canadians. Where Tornadoes ect hit him. Till he finds Treasures Treasures that can help him. Read it-is the best!
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Summary: WOW! Two thumbs up, way up!
Review: What a great book! Brians parents get divorced, his mom gives him a hatchet as a going away present. The pilot on the plane dies of a huge heart attack so......... Brian is stranded in the forests of Canada. A great book for all ages.
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Summary: This is a great book for people that like the outdoors!
Review: This book is about a boy that is in a plane and it crashes in the wilderness. He is very sad because he is lost, and the person that he is with died and he survived. The boy finds his way out of the wilderness by doing stuff that helps him survive. The main thing that he wants is food and water to keep him alive. Days later he finds out that his parents get divorced. I loved this book a lot because I like the outdoors, and this is what this book is all about. I liked this book and you should too.
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