Hatchet

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Summary: I recomend this book to people from 10-13 years old
Review: I think hatchet was the best book I have ever read. It is very descriptive and when I was reading the book, it made me feel that I was really lost in the Canadian wilderness. I definatly recomend reading the sequel to Hatchet which is Brians Winter.

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Summary: very wonderfully written book
Review: This book was one of the best books I have ever read. Paulson writes like a genus. Brian's story is so incredibly interesting you will be up all night reading this page turner. It would be a huge mistake for anyone not to read this work of art.

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Summary: Good book!!!
Review: I really liked this book. The things I liked about it most were: It was very interesting to have a child about your own age was surviving on his own with such little supplies. It made me glad that I wasn't in his shoes. I think that Gary Paulsen is an outstanding writer, and he should be recognized as one of the greatest children's authors ever. The way he puts feeling into his works makes it seem like it's really happening to you, right there, right now. When the tornado was described, I really thought I could hear downpours and rushing winds. Overall, it was an outstanding book, and I would recommend reading this to anyone who asked me. I look forward to reading the sequel. A.B.+ J.K.

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Summary: excellent read I couldn't put it down
Review: This was an excellent book. I would recommend it to anyone who likes books about wilderness and survival.

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Summary: I read this book at school,and it was great!!!
Review: A boy named Brian Robenson is a boy that is dealing with seperation of his parents because his mother is meeting another man. His dad doesn't know why they seperated, but they did. Sense they're seperated, Brian is going to visit his dad traveling by airplane because his dad lives in the Canada. But what could go wrong? I mean your in an airplane with a pilot that lets you steer. Well that's exactly what Brian thought, but the pilot had a massive heart attack. Now what can he do? Well, luckly he survived the crash or is he lucky not having any severe injuries. Now he has nothing but his hatchet, his mother gave it to him while she was driving to the airport, and he has to survive. But how? How will he get food and fire? Will he ever be rescued? To have these questions answered ,read this book. Believe it is worth spending your time to read this book.

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Summary: It's Very Good
Review: Hatchet This is a book a about a boy named Brian, who has just suffered his parents' splitting up and getting a divorce. The first summer that he has to go to his dads', his mother gives him a hatchet as a going away present. While he is in the small plane, the pilot unexpectedly suffers a massive heart attack and dies. As the plane goes into the Canadian woods, Brian must think of a away to survive the crash, and to my astonishment, he does. The rest of the book is about how this city-slicker boy survives in the wild with nothing but the clothes on his back and a hatchet. This book gives people who live in cities a good look into what it would be like to live by themselves in the wild and have no one with whom to talk. It also gave me a flash into the Stone Age. I could see how much we take modern technology for granted that they did not have in the Stone Age. For example, if you were to trip or stumble on a rock and break a leg there would be no mode

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Summary: Great book!!!!!
Review: This book, Hatchet, is one of the best books I've ever read. It has a great problem- Brian Robeson is on his way to visit his father, when the pilot has a heart attack & the plane crashes! Forcing Brian to survive on his own in the middle of the wilderness, Hatchet is full of surprises and adventure. I definitely recommend this book!!!

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Summary: This is the book for you.
Review: Brad Hurst Satriano -1 The setting of this book is in the middle of the forest ,present day. It's about a boy named Brian that is stranded on a lake in the middle of the forest. The plot is about a boy stranded on a lake and has to learn to take care of himself until he gets found, or will he be found? Got to read. My opinion is that this book was very good. I liked how the author made it so realistic. It really captured me in. I THINK EVERYONE SHOULD READ IT.

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Summary: This book is very exciting!
Review: Matt Suitt 10/22 P-1 Satriano The setting of Hatchet is in the wilderness. It is in Canada right above New York City. The main character is Brian Robeson. He is 13 years old. The plot of the story is that Brian gets stranded in the wilderness and has to survive. I liked this book. It can teach you how to live in the wilderness. I give it a 10. Gary Paulsen is a good writer.

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Summary: This book was incredibly boring---
Review: I read this in 2'd grade and hated it. The lack of dialogue and organization in this book made it seem very weak and unrealistic. I believe that if I mixed up the chapters of this book , I could re-arrange them in any order , and it would make just as much sense as it did before. This is because this book was incredibly contrived. The style of writing gets old very fast. With one single weak character you could care less about , and a weak plot , I suggest you dont communicate or make eye contact with an individual who finds this book even remotely exciting.