Brian's Winter by Gary Paulsen
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Book Reviews of Brian's Winter
Book Review: A review of "Brian's Winter"
Summary: 5 Stars
The book Brian's winter, written by Gary Paulson, shows much excitement throughout the whole novel. It will keep the reader interested and begging for the next page, while changing the way you look at your everyday life. Brian's Winter is about a young teen that was going to visit his uncle in Alaska. On the trip there the pilot blacks out and crash lands into a lake, killing the pilot, but letting Brian escape with little injury, but with little supplies.
The book describes his will to survive lost in the deep Alaskan woods, with only his wits on his side. While reading this book, it gets the audience pulled in, and makes the reader believe that there one with Brian trying to survive the long winter. This book is great for young adult readers trying to escape form there ordinary life, for one filled with adventure, and challenging decisions.
Book Review: Brian's Winter
Summary: 5 Stars
Brian is a 13 year old boy who is sent out to reenact his journey in the wilderness. (This is the second book in the series and you really should read Hatchet first.)But this time he is not alone. In the second book, Brian brings along a man named Derek and they set of on a journey. Will they make it? Well, a horrible storm hits in the middle of the night and a lightning bolt hits Derek. Derek falls into a coma not knowing what to do. Will Brian try to help Derek through his coma? Read the book Brian's Winter."I really enjoyed this book because it was very adventurous and you really never know what is going to happen. I could tell that the author included lot of authors craft like dialogue and similes. I would recommend this book to anyone who is really into adventure stories and who like to read about things that the authors actually experienced.
Book Review: Brian's Winter
Summary: 5 Stars
Have you ever thought you were lost or have been lost? Well, Brian Robeson's plane crash landed in the Canadian Wilderness. To survive he must rely on his intelligence, his instincts, and one tool: a hatchet. He must do all of this facing the Canadian fall and winter. The genre of this story is a realistic fiction. There is nothing in this story that cannot happen.
I thought this was a great book because just like all of Gary Paulsen's other book this one is on survival. It was one of those books where you just cannot put it down. The style of writing in this story is what really sets it off from other books in this genre. Gary Paulsen describes everything that Brian does as if he was right there next to him. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes to read a suspenseful story, which they can't put down.
Book Review: Brian's Winter
Summary: 5 Stars
Have you ever thought you were lost or have been lost? Well, Brian Robeson's plane crash landed in the Canadian Wilderness. To survive he must rely on his intelligence, his instincts, and one tool: a hatchet. He must do all of this facing the Canadian fall and winter. The genre of this story is a realistic fiction. There is nothing in this story that cannot happen.
I thought this was a great book because just like all of Gary Paulsen's other books this one is on survival. It was one of those books where you just cannot put it down. The style of writing in this story is what really sets if off from other books in this genre. Gary Paulsen describes everyting that Brian does as if he was right there next to him. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes to read a suspenseful story, which they can't put down.
Book Review: Brian's Winter Review
Summary: 5 Stars
"Fall came on with a softness, so that Brian didn't realize what was in store- a hard- spined northwoods Winter until it was nearly too late." Brian's Winter is the sequel of Hatchet. Now, Brian has to survive the northwoods winter that Canada has to offer. This book is very misleading and it catches you offguard such as when Brian gets attacked by a moose.
I personally like this book because it shows how you could survive in a life or death situation. This book is a medium difficulty for a kind of kid like me. Also, this book is fiction so don't get scared. You could also try some other books by Gary Paulsen such as Hatchet or The River. I would reccomend this book to readers who like action and mystery because this book has these traits.
What will happen to Brian?Will he survive? Read this book to find out.