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Book Reviews of Brian's Winter
Book Review: Brain's Winter
Summary: 5 Stars
I really really loved this book. When i read "Hatchet" I was thinking 'OK so now what happens?' Some of the parts are uninteresting but most of this book is packed with adventerous and exciting parts. I would and do recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading or has to read a book for a school assignment.
I gave this book 5 stars because I really really liked it. It alot of detail and information but not too much so you dont get bored. As soon as something exciting stops happening or ends another thing will happed. Thats why me and all my friends LOVE this book!!!
ITS SOOOOOO AWESOME!!!
Book Review: Brain's Winter
Summary: 2 Stars
I read the book Brian's Winter and this book is very boring. When the bear came to his shelter it got a little excited. I think it was boring because the author didn't give any good facts. I would rather read a book for more interest, than read a very boring, dumb book. I wish I could throw the book out in the garbage.Book Review: Brain's Winter
Summary: 2 Stars
I read the book Brian's Winter and this book is very boring. When the bear came to his shelter it got a little excited. I think it was boring because the author didn't give any good facts. I would rather read a book for more interest, than read a very boring, dumb book. I wish I could throw the book out in the garbage.Book Review: Brain's Winter
Summary: 3 Stars
The title of the book is Brains Winter, and the author is Gary Paulsen. The book starts off when Brian Robenson, who is thirteen years old, is going to see his father in Canada, and he gets into a plane crash. The plane crashes into a lake and it is surrounded by wilderness. Brian has to try to hunt for food but he has never hunted before and does not want to kill any animals. He does not know but winter is coming soon and if he does not get things prepared for the winter he will probably freeze to death. What will happen to Brian when the winter comes? To start off with, Brain was stranded in the wilderness for 94 days and he had done these things to help him survive. Brian made tools, such as a lance to kill big animals, and some arrowheads for his bow and arrow. He also made things like a vest, a hood, gloves, and he made things like a shoes from the rabbit fur so it keeps his feet warm. Brian learned that you could use everything in the animal. The thing he used most was the meat and the fur. One big event was when the moose attacked Brian. The moose knocked him out and when he woke up the moose was on him with the lance in the chest of the moose. When Brian woke up he was in so much pain, but he had to get the moose back to the shelter because other animals could have eaten it and because there was a lot of food to last him for a long time. Those are some of the big events that Brian had did or faced.
The rating I would give this book is a three because it was a good book but is was boring in some of the parts. Also it was really exciting in other parts and I wanted to keep reading. The book left me with some suspense at the end of the book. I would recommend this book to people because is was a good novel to read in your spare time. Read the novel Brains Winter and see if Brian gets rescued or if he has to stay in the wilderness longer.
Book Review: Brain's Winter
Summary: 4 Stars
I rate Brian's Winter an overall 4 because while the book was very good, I feel that it has some problems. Brain's Winter presents an inteesting story, asking the question, "What would have happened if Brain hadn't been rescued?" In Brain's Winter, Brain wasn't rescued and he had to survive the greatest trial in nature: winter. Though the book is great, I am vexed by a few problems. First of all, (Don't read this if you hadn't read the book), I can't really understand why that trapper family kept to themselves. Also, Brian seems so accustumed to killing and skinning his prey that it doesn't seem to befit his age. I mean, I'm thriteen and it'd take some time for me to get used to killing and skinning a deer. Despite it's faults though, Brian's Winter is still a great book.