Book Report On Hatchet By Gary Paulsen

Have you been in the wilderness by yourself, but only yourself with no family or friends? Would you do this are you up for the challenge? This question comes from the book we just finished Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. The main character Brian Robeson is a survivor of a plane crash and he got stuck in the wilderness by himself for 54 days alone. Overall throughout those horrible events Brian has changed and has became a better and stronger and braver person. At first he was a scared little boy but throughout the book he has changed and that's what I will be talking about today. Have you ever flown in the co-pilot's seat before? Part of the plane, not human. When he saw Brian look at him, the pilot seemed to open up a bit and smiled. “Ever fly in the copilots seat before?” (Chapter 1-2). I think he has changed because now he has flown in the co-pilot’s seat. He also watched the pilot control the plane now he knows how to fly the plane by himself. So if he knows how to fly the plane by himself this helped him survive a little bit until the plane ran out of fuel and crashed.

He looked at the pilot, and the plane, and down at himself- dirty and ragged, burned and leaned and tough- and he coughed to clear his throat, “My name is Brian Robenson.” he said. Then he saw that his stew was done, the peach whip almost done, and he waved to it with his hand. “Would you like something to eat?” I think he changed because even though he got rescued he wanted to stay out in the wilderness. He wanted to stay out in the wilderness because he has change a lot he is tougher and braver and he began to know a lot about the wilderness. He has also become more independent and has done everything alone so he don't need help with anything anymore he has become a strong independent 13 year