I remembered when I was in middle school and we had to read this book in class. I all was wanted to read it again, because I never finished the story, and couldn't remember the name. Came across this video and the moment I heard plane crash and turtle eggs memories of being back in class reading this book came back to me. I'm going to pick up this book one day and read it.
Me: *in middle school reading it in school and absolutely loving it, along with near the end of the year we are going to read a cool book called "Outsiders"
I was introduced to this book by a couple of strangers while I was on vacation when I was around 13 or 14. I met a man and woman when I was traveling from Florida to Michigan and Wisconsin in my grandpa's RV. At an RV park I met a random couple a man and woman who was traveling by motorcycle.For some reason they seemed fascinated by me and we talked, they told me about the two books. Although it wasn't smart I gave them a mailing address when we parted ways and they wrote me a letter containing the books. Unfortunately I never took the time to write them back and lost the letter. As a child sharing one's address with a stranger was absolutely stupid of course, but I'm glad I did it. I always feel bad I never wrote them back, they probably never knew I got the books sure because of that. This was around 2007 or so. But I did get the books and I did read them and I did enjoy it. If you were that random couple I met in some random state in 2007 or so who rode motorcycles and told me about the books and took the time to mail them to me, thanks I greatly appreciate it and sorry I never wrote back.
I read this as a kid, and loved it so much because I always had carried a hatchet around when I was younger for chopping down trees to build forts and etc. I read the Transall Saga after this, which is a similar sci-fi variation of the same situation, authored by Paulson as well. They are both fantastic books, and I'm truly glad to have experienced their influence.
For every English class that I had from elementary school, all the way up through high school, I wrote one book report on hatchet per year. My favorite book of all time and each year I read it my book report got better and better lol
I remember my mom got the audiobook from our local library when I was a kid and we used to listen to it everyday waiting for what comes next in each chapter 🥺🙏
I have no Idea when I read it, but this is one of the few books that is so embedded into my mind, I still remembered some key parts. For some odd reason lately it popped up in my mind. And I finally found it again.
My 5th grade teacher made us read this and write 60-80 page book report the hardest project i’ve ever done in my life i am now in highschool and still have never done a project near as hard as that was the book was amazing though, i love that teacher!
About the book Hatchet, the part of the book where he goes underwater into the submerged airplane with a month old rotting corpse right there in the plane too is quite a psychological thriller for a young child. They had us read this when we were in 8th or 9th grade if i can remember correcty, which means i was about 13 years old.
I don't remember exactly what grade I was in when we had to read it, but I still vividly remember that scene. And then after we read the book, the teacher had us watch the movie based on it and I remember the dread knowing that scene was coming lol
After reading the book in class I went out of my way to find and read both the sequels - one a hypothetical “what if” story about Brian needing to survive the winter, and one about Brian’s return to society and his realization that he prefers life in nature.
If you're a schoolkid and you have to read this and you think it sucks, it gets a lot better. There's a psychological shift Brian develops and he goes into survival mode. He's kind of a weak kid until then. Stick with it. This book is incredible.
Part 2 was so good when he meets the blind counselor who ask Brian to explain in detail of what he experienced in the wilderness alone freaking mint series
I remember reading this book for summer reading and I hated doing that but this book I had such imagination while reading it. I hope they make a movie for this book
I don't think there's a better book, tbh I got really lucky that I got to read it, and this was a time I didn't like to read but I was so intrigued, I wanted to know what the whole story was. Needless to say, it's the best book ever.
You should read The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian it's a great book. Maybe not as good as Hatchet but still really enjoyable. A Raisin in the Sun is also pretty good but not as good as the other two
I see you have a Cessna 406, but it is not a twin Cessna 406. On page 24, when the engine runs out of fuel, the text says “the engine coughed,” meaning only one engine. If you look up Cessna 406 bush plane (bush plane is mentioned on page 1) you will see pictures of a single engine high wing. No hate, I’m just doing a book report on this book and wanted to share my view.
I remember reading this in 4th grade. Our teacher was having us follow along with an audio book, and we got to the part when the pilot has a heart attack. I remember the pilot mentioning in the book how it felt like his chest was coming apart, and I envisioned the guys heart quite literally ripping his chest open from the inside out. Afterwards, I start feeling kinda lightheaded, so I go over and let my teacher know I’m feeling kinda funny. She just kinda dismissed it and told me to go back to my seat. I turn around, take at least 5 steps, and passed out. I hit my head on the giant ac unit they had in the wall and knocked over a couple books, but overall I was fine.
I like the part in the book you didn’t mention where when he dove under water he realized that the fish he had been eating all that time were eating the flesh off of the dead pilot. Hence he was probably eating bits of human flesh.
I could’ve used the vid back in 6th grade we had to read this book and then do a poster report on it as our final project for the end of the year in language class
book name : hatchet author : gary paulsen a thirteen year old boy brian robeson is on a bush plane which he is flying to Hampton in new york his parents had gotten divorced and his mother gave him a hatchet but suddenly the pilot had a heart attack and brian was trying to control the plane but he couldn’t , the plane had crashed into the lake.
Read this book in the 4th Grade we had a reward system where you were tested on the story and given points to spend on full-size candy bars if you passed.
This is a great book I am in 4 grade and my teacher reads us it and it’s interesting we were on chapter 19 but thanks because you finish the story for me
📚 Nostalgia hit revisiting "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, a high school classic that fueled my love for survival tales. 🪓 Paulsen's vivid storytelling immerses you in Brian's wilderness struggle, evoking both fear and awe. A timeless adventure that leaves an enduring impact. 🌟 #HighSchoolReads #Hatchet #BookReview
I red this book in 3rd grade lmao. In book club and I accidentally grabbed the 5th grade book instead of the 3rd grade book. Best mistake I ever made 😂 red it with my dad
I tried to listen to the audiobook and hoooooooooly crap...nothing happens. I was 45 mins in out of the full 3 hour book and he was JUST getting off the plain and complaining about mosquitos.
![The Hatchet Audiobook - Novel by Gary Paulsen [Full Audio book]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/f0XiZsoPHDo/mqdefault.jpg)
I remembered when I was in middle school and we had to read this book in class. I all was wanted to read it again, because I never finished the story, and couldn't remember the name. Came across this video and the moment I heard plane crash and turtle eggs memories of being back in class reading this book came back to me. I'm going to pick up this book one day and read it.
There's an entire series. You should really read Gary Paulson's entire works
Me: *in middle school reading it in school and absolutely loving it, along with near the end of the year we are going to read a cool book called "Outsiders"
Funny enough, i also read this in my high school as a requirement in my reading subject. The turtle eggs is what stuck to me till this day😂
im in 6th grade and we r reading it rn!
I am doing that now so hehe
Rest In Peace Gary Paulsen. Thank you for this gem.
wait he died?
Yeah friday the 13💀
Hatchet is the better book i never see
Bro it took me like 2 weeks to finish the book and here you are just summing it up in like 5 mins
Yeah but, it's kinda annoying cos it's just, divorce, secret. No one I know likes this book (no disrespect tho)
Me too
It took me 5 weeks
At school it took me 3 months to
It took me 12 weeks bc we read it in 6th grade when we were younger
I was introduced to this book by a couple of strangers while I was on vacation when I was around 13 or 14. I met a man and woman when I was traveling from Florida to Michigan and Wisconsin in my grandpa's RV. At an RV park I met a random couple a man and woman who was traveling by motorcycle.For some reason they seemed fascinated by me and we talked, they told me about the two books. Although it wasn't smart I gave them a mailing address when we parted ways and they wrote me a letter containing the books. Unfortunately I never took the time to write them back and lost the letter. As a child sharing one's address with a stranger was absolutely stupid of course, but I'm glad I did it. I always feel bad I never wrote them back, they probably never knew I got the books sure because of that. This was around 2007 or so. But I did get the books and I did read them and I did enjoy it. If you were that random couple I met in some random state in 2007 or so who rode motorcycles and told me about the books and took the time to mail them to me, thanks I greatly appreciate it and sorry I never wrote back.
I remember the class reading this back in 4th grade.... I miss those days
same 😭😭
Sammeee
3rd grade for me
5th grade for me, I miss elementary school :(
Same
I read this as a kid, and loved it so much because I always had carried a hatchet around when I was younger for chopping down trees to build forts and etc. I read the Transall Saga after this, which is a similar sci-fi variation of the same situation, authored by Paulson as well. They are both fantastic books, and I'm truly glad to have experienced their influence.
This was a great book I read it a few years ago and still love it
I read all of them and loved em
For every English class that I had from elementary school, all the way up through high school, I wrote one book report on hatchet per year. My favorite book of all time and each year I read it my book report got better and better lol
I remember my mom got the audiobook from our local library when I was a kid and we used to listen to it everyday waiting for what comes next in each chapter 🥺🙏
I have no Idea when I read it, but this is one of the few books that is so embedded into my mind, I still remembered some key parts.
For some odd reason lately it popped up in my mind. And I finally found it again.
I have a test next week and I'm gonna watch this video multiple times until I memorize it so all I wanted to say is thank you for making this video
We're here to help!
My 5th grade teacher made us read this and write 60-80 page book report the hardest project i’ve ever done in my life i am now in highschool and still have never done a project near as hard as that was the book was amazing though, i love that teacher!
Almost longer than the book
no way bruh got a 60-80 page book report in the 5th grade 😭😭
Please please make more of these videos for texts that 4th and 5th graders read!!! It was a hit with my library lesson!
I feel like reading this book as a kid and watching Lost growing up is the reason I love survival stories so much
This was such a good book that I finished it in 6 days
I remember being so excited about finding Brian's winter which is just an alternate tale where he doesn't get rescued
You know there’s a sequel right?
in the book they use a lot of details, and that’s how i remember every single part of this book 😅 the details make the book so interesting!
such as
About the book Hatchet, the part of the book where he goes underwater into the submerged
airplane with a month old rotting corpse right there in the plane too is
quite a psychological thriller for a young child. They had us read
this when we were in 8th or 9th grade if i can remember correcty, which
means i was about 13 years old.
I very vividly remember the image my head gave me when reading that. I was 9 or 10 when my class read it.
UHHHH I READ THIS IN 3RD GRADE
@@urmomeditI also read it in 3rd grade- :’)
I don't remember exactly what grade I was in when we had to read it, but I still vividly remember that scene. And then after we read the book, the teacher had us watch the movie based on it and I remember the dread knowing that scene was coming lol
The shelter in the video is almost exactly how I pictured it.
First book I ever read! Brian's winter is just as good
After reading the book in class I went out of my way to find and read both the sequels - one a hypothetical “what if” story about Brian needing to survive the winter, and one about Brian’s return to society and his realization that he prefers life in nature.
Brian's Winter and Brian's Return. Amazing books.
I read this book back when I was in 6th grade, it made me love things like disaster movies and books, true crime, etc.
I know it’s been 3yrs but sameee dude
This was my favorite book when I was a kid. It's really good.
These visuals are cool to have. Thanks for putting this out in the RUclips-verse!
Yo man, Thank you so much for creating this video, I had an english exam on this book and I was a slow reader and this helped me get a good grade
i read this book forn the first time in the 4th or 5th grade for class and i believe it's the book that made me love to read. Its a great novel
If you're a schoolkid and you have to read this and you think it sucks, it gets a lot better. There's a psychological shift Brian develops and he goes into survival mode. He's kind of a weak kid until then. Stick with it. This book is incredible.
I’m in 4th grade and I just finished this book. One thing I have to say Is you are absolutely correct
I am watching this because i have to turn in a assignment in 1 day and this video is a real help
Read this book as a kid and was hooked.
this book almost made me cry
Thanks man I have a test on it tomorrow and I forgot sone things so this really helped. Hope I do good on it
We had to read this book and watch the movie when I was 11,with my fav teacher.I love hatchet 🪓
Part 2 was so good when he meets the blind counselor who ask Brian to explain in detail of what he experienced in the wilderness alone freaking mint series
I remember reading this book for summer reading and I hated doing that but this book I had such imagination while reading it. I hope they make a movie for this book
Middle school ELA teacher sent me! Pretty good book so far! Well I searched this up myself..
Read the book when I was in the 3rd grade and loved it a lot
Thanks for posting this video I’m going to use this to help me build a diorama of his surroundings.
I read the book at school, its pretty good, next week ima read Brains winter
I’m on chapter 11 and I love it so far
I don't think there's a better book, tbh I got really lucky that I got to read it, and this was a time I didn't like to read but I was so intrigued, I wanted to know what the whole story was. Needless to say, it's the best book ever.
Will you do Huckleberry Finn summary?! Or The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian? Or A Raisin in the Sun?
You should read The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian it's a great book. Maybe not as good as Hatchet but still really enjoyable. A Raisin in the Sun is also pretty good but not as good as the other two
This is very interesting! Thank you~.
Finally I can get good grades
Lmao
saved my time and my grade thankss!!
You saved my life with my essay bro 🤣🤣🤣
Thank u i need this for my essay 😭
I see you have a Cessna 406, but it is not a twin Cessna 406. On page 24, when the engine runs out of fuel, the text says “the engine coughed,” meaning only one engine. If you look up Cessna 406 bush plane (bush plane is mentioned on page 1) you will see pictures of a single engine high wing. No hate, I’m just doing a book report on this book and wanted to share my view.
thank you for being a grade saver
*tips hat* Anytime.
I remember reading this in 4th grade. Our teacher was having us follow along with an audio book, and we got to the part when the pilot has a heart attack. I remember the pilot mentioning in the book how it felt like his chest was coming apart, and I envisioned the guys heart quite literally ripping his chest open from the inside out. Afterwards, I start feeling kinda lightheaded, so I go over and let my teacher know I’m feeling kinda funny. She just kinda dismissed it and told me to go back to my seat. I turn around, take at least 5 steps, and passed out. I hit my head on the giant ac unit they had in the wall and knocked over a couple books, but overall I was fine.
This book is a masterpiece
I like the part in the book you didn’t mention where when he dove under water he realized that the fish he had been eating all that time were eating the flesh off of the dead pilot. Hence he was probably eating bits of human flesh.
I could’ve used the vid back in 6th grade we had to read this book and then do a poster report on it as our final project for the end of the year in language class
❤❤❤I love it!
This book is so good!
yo you really are a grade saver thank you so much
I just finished it today with my class
You have literally saved me
We need more information
book name : hatchet
author : gary paulsen
a thirteen year old boy brian robeson is on a bush plane which he is flying to Hampton in new york his parents had gotten divorced and his mother gave him a hatchet but suddenly the pilot had a heart attack and brian was trying to control the plane but he couldn’t , the plane had crashed into the lake.
I read this in school and saw it for sale at Walmart a few weeks ago and had to buy it.
ok so on Thursday I go to school and I need to read it and what is his physical and chemical changes that happen to him
Thanks I had a test next period and I forgot to read the book and watched this and got a 94 thanks so much I would have failed
I am 10 years old I love this book that my uncle gave me before he died
i gotta read this this summer so thank god
I remember being bored out of my ass reading this book in 5th grade 😂 this was back when my ADHD was worse
I love this book its great😊😊😊😊😊😊
I remember reading it in class in the 5th grade and its was so good
Read this book in the 4th Grade we had a reward system where you were tested on the story and given points to spend on full-size candy bars if you passed.
thanks for completing my summer packet
Bro when I read this book it took me 3 days and I just watched it in 5 minutes 💀
“Then suddenly, he has a heart attack” -said by the calmest man in the universe
IMAOO
I love this book
thank you
We read this book at school yesterday
I did a book report on this in the third grade.
This is a great book I am in 4 grade and my teacher reads us it and it’s interesting we were on chapter 19 but thanks because you finish the story for me
this video is exactly how i imagined the book to look like yk
Bro skipped over all the gnarly stuff lol. Still cool to reflect on.
Didn’t Brian suck in the water? I heard it in the book
I think I’ve carried a decent pocket knife every day, ever since I read this as a kid. 😝
We read this book in class then after we finished it we had to spend a night outdoors and build our own shelters
I’m in middle school rn and reading it
My middle school teacher made up read this and discuss it kinda nostalgic now
📚 Nostalgia hit revisiting "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, a high school classic that fueled my love for survival tales. 🪓 Paulsen's vivid storytelling immerses you in Brian's wilderness struggle, evoking both fear and awe. A timeless adventure that leaves an enduring impact. 🌟 #HighSchoolReads #Hatchet #BookReview
Who read a whole book when I can just watch this
“For young adults” 😂🤣 I read this book when I was 10
We got to make a project
What are some physical and chemical changes 5at happend in it
The Forest is the best game for this novel
We had to read this in english class at my school
i love this book sooo much i read it in 5th grade
I red this book in 3rd grade lmao. In book club and I accidentally grabbed the 5th grade book instead of the 3rd grade book. Best mistake I ever made 😂 red it with my dad
I tried to listen to the audiobook and hoooooooooly crap...nothing happens. I was 45 mins in out of the full 3 hour book and he was JUST getting off the plain and complaining about mosquitos.
I read this book in like fifth grade as a class😊
Also this is my favorite book
Bro I hate this book but my library teacher made us read it tysm for telling me the answers so I don't have to read it
Can you do the book thief summary?
This boom was so sad like why did he wanna die 😭
would love to see a movie get made out of this tbh
There was it's called A cry in the wild you can watch the whole movie on youtube.
I'm going to 4th grade we're learning about this book about this book we have to get it to chapter 6 yet