Book Report On Hatchet

The first reason that I liked this book was that it showed how dedicated he was to stay alive. For example, when Ralston had his arm trapped under the boulder, he drank little of the water he had so he could survive for a period of time. When his water went empty, he drank his own blood and urine to stay hydrated. The second reason I liked this book was that it showed more to Ralston than just having his arm trapped under a rock. Although

Out in front, far away at the horizon, he could see lots of them, glittering blue in the late afternoon sun”(25). The Main character in this book is Brian Robeson. Brain was the sole passenger on a small plane from Hampton, New York, where his mother lives, to the north woods of Canada to see his father. Brian's parents have been recently divorced and it has been very hard on him.

Brian Robeson a 13-year-old boy from New York is the main character of Hatchet by Gary Paulson. The reason Brian is making this plane trip to Canada is because his parents had recently become divorced. His parents’ splitting is the main cause of his instability. At first Brian shows us his fear, frustration and anger. By the end of his experience of being in the wilderness most of those characteristics had changed. Brian does not only learn lessons about survival in the wilderness but life in general.

Have you ever realised something that completely changed your life? Well Brian Robeson, from the award winning novel “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen, made many aha moments that helped survive 54 days in the canadian wilderness with nothing but a hatchet like he had to realise that food is the main drive in nature and that he had to eat and that he had been lazy when he had just eaten the berries that he had found in the woods and that he would had to try just like everything in nature

Goodbye cheesy cheeseburgers, salty french fries, creamy, smooth milkshakes, and cold, refreshing soda; hello stinky, uncooked fish, small, nasty raw eggs, and wild, bitter berries. Brian must learn to survive in the Canadian wilderness, and the the nature around him can end his life if he is not careful. Brian runs into many animals and his character dramatically changes throughout the novel, which changes his view on life and his situation. In the beginning of the story, Brian is a whiner and near the middle and end of the story, Brian changes and starts to realize that he is part of nature and he adapts to his surroundings!

Have you ever been on a plane? Imagine crashing because the pilot had a heart attack and having to survive by yourself for a months. These things happen in the three time newbery honor author, Gary Paulsen’s book “Hatchet”. A kid named Brian has been in the same plane crash as described. He is thirteen years old and has survived for 54 days, alone in the Canadian Wilderness.

CRASH! Your plane just crash-landed in the middle of the Canadian wilderness, and all you have is a hatchet on your belt. How do you survive? Just ask Brian Robeson, a thirteen year-old boy who was stranded in the wilderness in the book Hatchet, by Gary Paulsen. Brian used three, excellent strategies to survive in the wilderness. Brian made priorities of what the most important things he needed in order to survive, he experimented with things and learned from trial­ and-error, and he used his hatchet as a survival tool.

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.

Book: Hatchet extended edition Author: Gary Paulson Copyright: July 1, 1999 pgs. 312 Brody Shomaker 6TH_B

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.

I liked the book because it spoke about the wild and how you should push yourself through whatever your facing. I would recommend this book to anyone that would like to read it. Overall, my favorite part of the book was when he was living out in the wild and survive with just him and the dog, my least favorite part was when Big Darrell was stubborn and wouldn’t do anything with his grandson

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.

Brain had finally got the pack and he opened i. Treasure he said there were many stoff inside the pack. There was food like real food for a full course meal. Not just one of them but for like 4 nights. Then Brain found some pieces of something. Then he saw that it was a 22 rifle. So he screwed in all the screws and put them together and he felt more protective. Then the last thing he saw was something in a bag. Brian thought it was a rodeo but then when he took it out it was like a walkie talkie. He stated to talk into it but then he thought it was broken. So he went to cook soe food. When the food was about done he heard something in the shore. So he quickly went out and saw a plane! The man went down

Even the author undergoes an incredible change from the beginning of the story, and through the trials and tribulations, he becomes an almost completely different person. Although there were more situations in which this particular change was exhibited, I feel that these represented it to the most acute degree.