Book details
Hatchet: The Return
Description
Two years earlier Brian had been stranded alone in the Canadian wilderness for fifty-four days with nothing but a hatchet. Somehow, he had survived. Now he can hardly believe it. He has been asked to return to the wilds, so that others can learn his skills. Only this time he won't be alone. This time he will be in control. But plans have a way of going wrong . . .
Age
10-14
Text complexity
advanced
Length
160 pages
Why to read
- Continuation of a Beloved Story: 'Hatchet: The Return' offers fans of Gary Paulsen's 'Hatchet' the opportunity to continue the adventure of Brian Robeson and see how his experiences in the wilderness have shaped his life back in civilization.
- Themes of Resilience and Survival: The book explores deep themes of human resilience, survival, and the psychological impact of isolation and nature, providing readers with thought-provoking content that goes beyond a simple adventure story.
- Character Development: Readers get to witness the growth and development of Brian as he integrates his wilderness survival skills and experiences into his everyday life, offering a nuanced look at the character's evolution.
- Engaging Writing Style: Gary Paulsen is known for his vivid descriptions and fast-paced narrative style that keeps readers engaged from start to finish, making 'Hatchet: The Return' a compelling read for both young adults and older fans of the original book.