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Summary: Hatchet
Review: HATCHET by Gary Paulsen is an adventure story. You have to read this book. It's super cool. If you like adventure books then this is the book for you. Once you start you can't stop. It's about a boy named Brian. Brian is alone in the wilderness of Canada with only a hatchet. Will he get home and how? The surprise ending is... The book is great. The best part is when Brian finds out how to make fire. I enjoyed this book because I like adventure books.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: Hatchet is a very suspenseful book. The author Gary Paulsen made it have a lot of adventure throughout the book. This book is about a boy named Brian who was on a plane all alone with the piolet. When the pilot has a heart attach and dies immediately. Brian crashes into the Canadian wilderness. Read the book and see what happens to Brian.
The River, Brians Winter, and Brains return are all the next books. They are all as good as Hatchet with adventure and suspense. Read Hatchet and work your way to these three other books.
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Summary: Brian's Adventures
Review: The book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is a great fiction adventure story! The main character, Brian, deals with a lot of difficult obstacles for a thirteen year old. The story is very interesting and little scary, but it is still very enjoyable. To find out how Brian's adventures turn out, read this book!
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Summary: Young Adult Literature
Review: The "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, shows how a young teenager, Brain Robeson, survived the Canadian wilderness after his plane crashed into a remote lake in Canada. Brian was also dealing with his parents divorce at the time; he was on his way to visit his father. Brian's mother gave him a new hatchet as a going away present. Brian's strong will to survive and the hatchet assisted him in many difficult times in the wilderness. Brian used the harchet as a "can opener" to cut into the plane, so he could get the survival kit out of the plane Bill Wagner
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Summary: Survivor
Review: I had heard wonderful things about this book, so I decided to give it a shot even though I am not very interested in the whole survival motif. This was the first book I have read by Paulsen and I have to admit I loved his style. The text is almost poetic in the way that phrases will repeat to add emphasis. When 13 year old Brian's plan is forced down in the Canadian wilderness, he must fend for himself for nearly 2 months. At the same time, he is dealing with his only personal struggles, such as the divorce of his parents, the death of the pilot and his emerging adolescence. Brian learns that his determination and perseverance will get him through this struggle. The problem-solving skills he develops are also a key topic. I would plan to use this book in my classroom in a literature study setting for 3rd-6th graders. The book is appropriate as far as the material and is on their reading level. However, I did take one star away because, while it was well written, I never got into the survivalist aspect. I enjoyed the language and the themes, but not so much the basic plot events. Why 4 stars?:
While the book is beautifully written, I was never able to fully get into the plot. I would still highly recommend this book be used in classroom settings for small groups, as there is much to discuss.
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Summary: Good Book
Review: This book is about a 13 year old boy named Brian going to the Canadian Wilderness to see his father. On the way there the plane he is in crashes. So he is stuck in the woods and must survive. He learns how to build a shelter, cook food, kill animals, etc. This book is action packed and very interesting. It made me always wonder what'll happen next.
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Summary: Hatchet
Review: If you like action, adventure, suspense, and more action, you should read Hatchet. Hatchet has a little bit of something for everyone The book starts with a young boy named Brian who flies from his home to see his dad, but there is suddenly a problem with the privet plane he is riding in. There is alot of excitment. Hatchet is written by Gary Paulsen and is a book for all ages. Check out Hatchet for a book review, reading for a class, or just for fun.
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Summary: Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
Review: This book, called Hatchet is about a boy named Brian. He was going to visit his father in Canada one summer, when his plane crashes in the middle of nowhere. He had to spend most of the summer alone, trying to survive. The only tool he has is his hatchet given to him by his mother before he goes on his trip.
I liked this story because it was interesting. It made me want to read on, because I didn't know what was going to happen next, if he will die, or if he will find food, or if he will be rescued.
The only thing I didn't like was the ending of the book; it just didn't fit. But you might like it, and there's only one way to find out. Read it!
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Summary: its a good book
Review: i like this book alot cause it goes kinda wiht my life i stay out in the woods alot and i like the way it makes me feel it makes me feel good to know that someone out there is trying to tell older ppl bout the way our lives are in the woods the (real world)its shows that not only can older ppl survive out in the woods but so can young ppl.
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Summary: my review of hatchet
Review: He book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is a very interesting and adventurous story. It is about a thirteen-year-old boy named Brian Robeson. He was in a plane crash Brian soon found himself on a survival mission in the Canadian wilderness. He had just gone though a divorce of his parents and was very unhappy and upset. His dad moved to Canada for a new job. About half way through the trip the pilot died from a heart attack and died which left Brian alone to fly and land the plane. His first major achievement was making fire and it was his most important. Brian also figures out how to catch food and cook it....
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