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In Hatchet, 13-year-old Brian Robeson was forced to spend 54 days alone in the Canadian wilderness when the bush-plane pilot had a fatal heart attack and crash-landed in a lake, leaving Brian with nothing but his hatchet.
Now a government survivalist organization wants him to do it again, so they can improve the way they teach survival techniques. Things are going fairly smoothly - well, Brian learned a lot in his ordeal - but lightning strikes the government man through their 2-way radio, sendin ...more
Now a government survivalist organization wants him to do it again, so they can improve the way they teach survival techniques. Things are going fairly smoothly - well, Brian learned a lot in his ordeal - but lightning strikes the government man through their 2-way radio, sendin ...more
Jul 22, 2010
Debbie
marked it as to-read
My nephew recently read this and wanted me to also, I haven't read any of the other ones so will have to see how it goes.
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The river trip was unbelievable, but it did add a lot of suspense to this great adventure story.
a classic that everyone must read. gary paulson is brilliant at outdoors novels. his books are nice and short so you can get into them for a whole day when you need a break from more dense novels without having to sacrifice quality.
Oct 11, 2010
Jayce Fryman
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Cora
marked it as tbr-lost
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Sep 24, 2022
Rebekah
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