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" If you read Paulsen's first book THE HATCHET, you shoudn't waste your time on this one. It was very disappointing as it was a lot of the same storyline that is featured in THE HATCHET. Not much new material except WHO WOULD DO THIS AGAIN? The mothers I know would never allow themselves to be talked into allowing their kid to go back into the woods after the first harrowing experience. "
- Julie, 12/20/2018
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" Brian can no longer stand the real world and long's to return to the bush. When a counselor suggest he do this, he returns to the bush he loves. "
- Vicki, 2/20/2014
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" Brian's Return is the second installment of the Brian series. Its genre type is action adventure because its action packed all the way through. It all starts out with Brian getting into a fight with a jock and Brian turns survival mode. So he goes to a counselor named Caleb and he tells Brian he can go back to the wildnerness. In the wild he has to record what he sees for Caleb because Caleb is blind. That's my review for Brian's Return and I thought it was an enjoyable experience to read. "
- Gavin, 2/16/2014
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" Brian's Return is a sequel to the Hatchet novels. Brian talks to a therapist and he tells Brian to return, which he does. Brian has never been the same since his first visit to the wild, and now he doesn't seem to fit into his old self. Brian has changed, and now he goes back, rebuilding his wildlife experience. I didn't like this book very much because it was basically, one day he makes a fire and eats fish. Next day, he finds fish and eats it with tea. It's just too repetitive. I would only recommend this book to people who have read the first few novels of Brian's wildlife adventures. "
- Joseph, 2/13/2014
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" And very interesting book to read. "
- Asiri, 1/22/2014
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" Not as good as Hatchet. "
- Brandi, 1/16/2014
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" I thought this book was a good extension to the hatchet series. In this book Brian can not stand to be in normal civilization so tells his mom he is going to this camp but the pilot lets him off a hundred miles short. All in all this was a very interesting book. "
- Tyler, 1/8/2014
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" My class adores Gary Paulsen. The first book we read as a class was the Hatchet and since then they have been hooked. "
- Carla, 12/24/2013
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" This book is a great book I highly recommend it. It is a great savoir book with great skills to save you when your lost. "
- Reinhardt, 12/19/2013
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" I really enjoy Brian's adventures and grow more fond of Paulsen's writing with each word! "
- Travis, 12/19/2013
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" this was my favorite of the hatchet series. always will be. "
- Lauren, 12/8/2013
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" These books are always a pleasure to read. The ultimate man vs. nature story, though it always turns into a man becomes one with nature story instead which is even more enjoyable. These are universal stories that should last forever. "
- Keith, 11/27/2013
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" Brian has returned to the canadian wilderness. But when he finds his friends house destroyed... "
- Devin, 8/29/2013
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" i think that this book was a good book. i think so because i would like to read it again. i was interesting and suspensful. i recomend this book to all people who like adventure books. "
- Nick, 7/6/2013
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" Brian's Return may be the best of the Brian series. (besides Hatchet of course) Brian returned to the spot of the plane crash and faces all new challenges. I was sitting on the edge of my chair from beginning to end. "
- Tony, 6/23/2013
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" Brains return is about a young boy that was on a plane that crashed into the wilderness. He learns many new things in the wild. When he is rescued and brung home he is having a hard time in the city. He is used to the harsh environment that its very hard for him to get I to the swing of things. "
- Hunter, 5/19/2013
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" Life has a way of changing you and certain events in life make it impossible to go back to the way you were Life is finding the "wilderness" that captures your heart and soul and few can ever truly understand that "
- Steve, 1/13/2013
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" It was short but it touched my heart. I don't know how, but it just touched my heart. "
- Pizza, 11/3/2012
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" Top Shelf short story! Took me probably about half an hour to read. "
- Ezekiel, 7/31/2012
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" The 3rd and final book in the Hatchet trilogy. "
- Brian, 4/5/2012
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" Again, nice story. Not as good as Hatchet. "
- Ubalstecha, 4/1/2012
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" This is where I decided to stop reading the series. "
- Liz, 3/6/2012
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" This book is about Brian returning to the wild after his experience being stranded there. This time he brings someone with him to document it. I found this book to be a lot like the others in the series. The writting was very descriptive though. "
- Alex, 2/27/2012
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