Paulson, Gary. Hatchet. New York: Aladdin Paperback, 1987. 195 pages. (Survival Series)
Hatchet first began when a thirteen-year-old boy named Brian Roberson was on a plane to see his dad when the plane crashed. The pilot died, but Brian survived. He was in the Canadian wilderness. He had nothing but clothes, ripped windbreaker, and a hatchet he got from his mother. He also had a dreadful secret: he knows since his parents got a divorce. He couldn’t keep that in his mind for too long because he needed all of the determination and courage he could get to survive the challenge he had in front of him.
I would recommend this book to anyone who would like to read a fabulous book. I would do this because all the details. For example how the ice on the trees breaking made a sound like a gunshot. It was so good I read one quarter of the book in one night. This book also shows if that you want to do something, you can just have to stick your mind to it.
Reviewed by: Dimwitt
