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Hatchet is a book by Gary Paulsen and the book was published on 1987. This is a book for young adult. This book basically talks about Brian’s survival in the wilderness. Parents of Brian was divorced and because of visitation rights he was going to the northern Canada to the oil fields to meet his father by airplane. While he was going to the northern Canada, pilot gets bad heart attack. So Brian had to drive the plane. He didn’t know how to drive an airplane but while he was driving an airplane he starts to think about the book that he read about the plane. Luckily he land on the lake but everything execept his body was sank into the lake. As I said he learn to survive in the wilderness by himself. On the first day of Biran’s arrival.

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