Hatchet

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Summary: Whit's Amazing Book Review
Review: I like the book Hatchet.Ilike it becauseit is about a boy who is fling in a plane to see his dad.The pilot has a heart attak and the plane crashes somewere in the Canadian widerness.He has to find food and water to drink.I would recomend it to anyone.

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Summary: Thomas`s great book review
Review: I think the Hachet was a very good book so far.The Hachet is a good book because it`s exciting and the boy is adventures.I liked the part where the boy tried to land the plane.the reason the part where he tries to land the plane is cool because the wings come off.

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Summary: The amazing review of the book Hatchet by (...)
Review: I chose Hatchet becausethe illustration the front just happened to catch my eye.Hatchet was a very interesting book to read.It was very thrilling to actually experience the book.It was so interesting because I felt like I was actually the character in the book.I would really recommend this book to anyone to read.

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Summary: (...)Great Review of The Hatchet
Review: I think this book was a great story because it had a lot of adventure and it was very exciting.The best part of the story to me was when the boy learned how to survive by his self in the woods. The boy was on his way to go see his dad on a plane when the pilot had a stroke while he was flying and the plane had went down and crashed.That is why I liked this story.

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Summary: The Wonderful Book of the Hachate by Brittiny Miles.
Review: The hatchet is a pretty good book.It has adventure in it.It was intersting because of the plane crash and the way he made his home.I reccomed this book to other people.I liked this book.by:Brittiny Miles.

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Summary: Charles's Amazing Hatchet Book Review
Review: I think it was a great book because of the excitement of being in the wilderness. Maybe because he knew that his mother was cheating on his father.Maybe it was because the plane crashed to leave him all alone in the forests of Canada. Maybe it was just because of the struggle he faced to live on his own. Maybe it was the fight he maintained to live and to have the courage to continue to proceed on.

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Summary: A good book
Review: This is a really good book. We read it in class, and just about everybody loved it. Gary Paulsen puts so much detail in his books that you can picture Brian's adventure perfectaly. I suggest this book for just about everyone.

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Summary: Good book for kids
Review: I first read this book in 6th (or 7th grade). I liked it at the time, it was pretty good. I'd recomend this to anyone looking for a pretty good book for either entertainment or book report.

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Summary: Hated It
Review: Okay, at first it was good. I liked it. But when the plane crashed, it just got boring. Description in books is good, but there was just SO much of it. I couldn't stand it. It just went on and on and on about how hungry he was and his stupid hatchet. I just stopped reading it because I hated it so much. Even to get to the plane crash, I had to force myself to read it. Maybe it's just me, but that's the worst book I've ever read.

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Summary: Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
Review: The Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is a survival story about a 13-year-old boy named Brian Robeson who was sent to see his father because of the secret that caused his parents' divorce. As he headed for his father, who lived in the Canadian wilderness, the pilot of the single engined plane had a heart attack. Brian vaguely knew how to fly the plane and landed it in an l-shaped lake. He survives the crash and is able to swim to shore. He then, builds himself a shelter and makes a fishing spear. To survive he used his hatchet and birch bark to make fire. To keep from starving, he ate gut berries, berries that made him sick, raspberries, and he eventually learned how to fish and hunt with spears. While fishing, he had an encounter with a moose that left him with broken ribs. To make matters worse, a tornado destroys his shelter and scatters his weapons. Right after the tornado, he realizes that the plane's tail end was sticking out of the water and the survival pack was still inside. He retrieved the survival pack and enjoyed the food, weapons and sleeping bag. There was also an emergency transmitter that, he believed, was broken. Little did he know, a nearby plane received the transmission and he was rescued. During the story, Brian learned many life lessons and had to learn things he would need to survive. He also developed a new outlook on life and an appreciation for what he had.