Brian's Return

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Brian's Return
Author Gary Paulsen
Country United States
Language English
Series Brian Robeson
Genre(s) Novel
Publisher Bradbury Press
Released
Media Type Hardcover and Paperback
Preceded by The River

Brian's Return is a wilderness survival novel written by Gary Paulsen. It is the third sequel of the classic book Hatchet.

[edit] Plot summary

Brian has come to dislike life in the city, and when he gets into a fight with a boy his age ( he wins using an allmost animal like desire to keep the other boy down ) he is caught by the police and sent to a counciler. The counciler is a blind, retired police officer who, after talking to Brian, realises that there is nothing wrong with Brian except that he misses the wilderness. He suggests that Brain go back into the woods, and asks Brian to write letters to him that descride the wild.

Brian decides to go visit the Smallhorns ( a cree trapping family who saved him in Brian's Winter ), who had invited him back. Brian gathers his bow, arrows, conoe and other things to take on his trip. He gets a ride from a pilot who is bringing some fishermen up near the Smallhorn's home. He gets dropped off at a river some miles away from the Smallhorns, and starts his trip there on his canoe.


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