It is the second installment in the Hatchet series, although Brian’s Winter kicks off an alternative trilogy of sequels to Hatchet which disregard The River from canon. The RiverHatchet / Followed byThe River, also known as The Return and Hatchet: The Return, is a 1991 young adult novel by Gary Paulsen. What is the order of books after Hatchet? The River1991Brian’s Winter1996Brian’s Return1999Brian’s Hunt2003 What age is appropriate to read Hatchet?.And you’ll wish this ride will never end. In it, a team of dogs take the reader on a ride through the snow, in and out of the woods. Jamie and older brother Eric are alone in the world, but Jamie has a way with art and dogs that will lead them down the right path.ĭogteam is a prose poem in the form of a picture book, written by Gary Paulsen and illustrated by Ruth Wright Paulsen. When she tries to help a friend out, the dogs know how to help. Jojo is not very close to her family, but is very close to her three dogs. Jake lives in a violent neighbourhood where fear is more common than a good morning greeting, but when he meets the neighbourhood sculptor, he learns of a whole new world. The novellas are each centered around a 12 year-old. Gary Paulsen Synopses: Paintings from the Cave is a collection of three novels by Gary Paulsen. If You Like Gary Paulsen Books, You’ll Love… The Transall Saga is also known as Blue Light. The Haymeadow is also known as The Fourteenth Summer. Tiltawhirl John is also known as Tasting the Thunder. The Treasure of El Patron is also known as Treasure Ship. Project: A Perfect World was also published as Perfect Danger. The Rock Jockeys was also published as Devil’s Wall. Rodomonte’s Revenge was also published as Video Trap. and Movie Animals was co-authored by Art Browne, Jr. Road Trip and Field Trip were co-authored with Jim Paulsen. The Green Recruit was co-authored by Ray Peekner. The final three Murphy books were co-authored by Brian Burks.
Brian’s Return was also published as Hatchet: The Call. Brian’s Winter is also titled Hatchet: Winter. Tucket was also published as Chance for Escape.
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