Book Report On Hatchet

I am currently reading Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. So far in the book the main character Brian has been sent to his dad’s for the summer, but his plane crashes along the way. The pilot dies and Brian is left in the Canadian wilderness and must fend for himself. He has made a shelter, a fire and found food.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like having to survive in the wilderness for two months? A 13 year old named Brian used many different survival strategies to help him survive in the Canadian wilderness .Some strategies that he used was by using his hatchet that his mother gave him, positive thinking, and he always planned ahead.

Traveling to him, the pilot died for a heart attack and the plane crashed down in the Canadian wilderness. This was the start of event and this was how Brian learned to live through a wilderness for fifty-four days. At first, Brian did not know what to do. He just screamed and panicked. I liked the screaming part. It expressed a person’s mentality well. In the wilderness, he learns the way to survive. He ate every food that he could catch like berries, fish, birds, rabbits and eggs. Also he overcame some threats by a bear, a wolf, a skunk, a porcupine and made an arrow, bow, a spear. In other words, he mastered to survive.

Resolutions to conflicts are always the most interesting parts of any fictional story. In the novel, Hatchet by Gary Paulsen, city boy Brian crash lands a plane in the Canadian wilderness on the way to visit his father. Alone with only a hatchet his mother has given him, Brian is forced to use it for survival. Faced with many challenges in the wilderness, is Brian able to survive and go home? This novel has many conflicts and they are used to make the story intriguing. Most interesting parts to read in Hatchet is the ways Brian overcame nature’s obstacles and how he developed to his situation and how he was found and went home.

The smallest bit of knowledge can greatly influence your chance of survival. This is shown in hatchet, by Gary Paulsen. In Hatchet Brian is a kid who is stranded in the Canadian Wilderness with nothing but a hatchet. Brian has to learn how to make tools, find food, and make a suitable shelter. Brain slowly learns and progresses until he is on top of the food chain. Through the novel, Brian slowly gets stronger physically and mentally, as he rises through the foodchain.

Survival is number 1 in the book hatchet. Brian has to learn how to survive out in the forest where his plane crashed. He has to learn how to hunt, build a shelter, and find a good stream of water that is clean. The common thing is to keep a good mindset

Have you ever been camping? Imagine camping camping for over a month with no tent, matches, or people. This is what Brian Robeson had to go through in the thrilling novel Hatchet, written by Gary Paulsen. After surviving a plane crash in the Canadian wilderness Brian survives for 54 days. In that time Brian completely changes and adapts to his situation which left him completely different.

Introduction Paragraph: The title of this book is "Hatchet". This book was written by Gary Paulsen, who is one of the popular writers as books for young people, and the best author who was awarded New berry Prize three times. It was published in 2006. This story is about adventure. Also, it contains a story of challenge of Brian Robeson, thirteen years old boy. While he has lived in uninhabited land because of the pilot's death, He got chance to get better to know himself while he lived alone. besides, he learn to overcome his own problems by spending a lot of time during thinking, regret, experience.

Have you ever survived on your own before? If not, would you be able too? All alone in the wilderness? Throughout the novel Hatchet, by Gary Paulsen, the main character Brian survived a gruesome plane crash, and finds himself in the Canadian Wilderness, surviving on his own for 54 days. One of the main reasons why Brian was able to survive was because of fire. However, Brian went through many awareness moments to help him continue the survival in the wilderness.

Hatchet By Gary Paulsen Summarizer Prepare a brief summary using the format in the J.A.R. Reegan and Sheira CH 13 PG 115-123: Reegan: There was a fish moving at the bottom of the water. The fish started leaking at the bottom. Then there was the mama bear and its cubs. When he turned there was wolves. Brian was scared at first but the wolves took him in as their own.

Brian an average teenager is getting on a plane to go see his dad in canada. Before he got on the plane is mom gave him a hatchet for protection. Because his dad works around a lot of wildlife such as bears, wolves and such things like that. When he got to the airport, the plane he was getting on was only meant for two people it was a white small crop duster plane. Plus the pilot and Brian were flying over the Canadian forests.

After considering all the factors presented in Hatchet, I do not think that I have what it takes to survive alone. Brian Robeson persevered through the challenges presented to him, but I would not be able to do the same. Though this story was well-written and intriguing, I stand by the belief that most people would struggle to

The book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is about a boy, Brian, who had many struggles with survival after he was stranded in a Cessna 406 with his dead pilot who just had a heart attack. He had trouble with his surrounding as he used his intellect to prevail in difficult survival situations. Brian had trouble with blood-thirsty insects, chaotic animals, finding food and many more obstacles.

Introduction: Almost every students might had a question about essential things when you are in a desert island, wilderness, or some kinds of isolated places. And those thing can be water, fire, foods, shelter, sleeping bag, etc. The 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen, who is a three-time Newbery Honor Author shows a 13-years old boy's survival story in canadian wilderness. Body: Brian Robeson, 13-years old boy is a main character of this novel.

Hatchet shows that brian had made a raft to haul the tail of the plane. He made a raft out of a log and name and had name his raft Brushpile One for it’s looks hung together even as he pulled it into the water to the beach. It floated well, if low in the water and in the excitement he started for the plane. He could not stand on it, but would have to swim along shore.