Brian's Winter is a young adult novel which contains an alternate ending to Gary Paulsen's Hatchet - instead of being rescued, Brian must endure a winter alone in the wilderness. Brian must deal with decreasing temperatures and food supply, conditions which push his limited survival skills to the limit. As he struggles to survive, Brian learns not only about the dangers of a Canadian winter, but also his own unexpected strength.
The book Brians Winter was written by Gary Paulsen the author of the award winning book Hatchet The health issue incorporated into the book is survival The author most emphasizes physical health He does this by explaining the obstacles and things that have happened to the character The authors second most emphasis is the mental health because living in wilderness and getting his own food the character has to think differently The main characters name is Brian Robeson He gets stranded in the wil
The River Brian Robeson returns from the award winning novel Hatchet in The River He survived for fifty four days in the Canadian wilderness alone with just a hatchet In Brians Winter he spent another big chunk of time in the same place with a hatchet a survival pack containing a malfunctioning signaling device and a more subdued narrator who pretty much let Brian tell the story the continuing story since Brians Winter began just before Hatchet ended and was based on the premise that the hero h
The book that Im reading is Brians Winter Its the sequel to Hatchet written by Gary Paulsen The point of the book is to tell what would happen to Brian If he didnt get rescued and if he had to endure the long winter to come In the beginning Brian is living his life in the forest by himself and he is oblivious to the signs around him that summer is ending It eventually hits him once fall is almost over He then realized that the leaves were changing colors and it was getting colder It struck him