"The River" Update + Book Reccomendation
"The River" is the second book in the series of books that are all about Brian's various adventures in the Canadian wilderness. The series is known as "Brian Saga."
If you want to know how Brian's adventures in the wilderness began in the first place, then I suggest you start reading "Hatchet," the first book in the series.
"Hatchet" is all about Brian's very first adventure in the wilderness.
At the beginning of the story, Brian is traveling by plane all by himself to visit his parent in Canada. On the way, the plane flies over the Canadian wilderness, and during this trip, the pilot has a surprise heart attack, and so the plane goes out of control and crashes into the wilderness below. Luckily, Brian survives, but the pilot does not and dies.
Brian now doesn't know what to do with just a hatchet and now, he needs to find a way to adapt to his new wilderness surroundings. He does all these awesome, unbelievable things, like setting up his own shelter, finding natural sources of food, as well as a river for water purposes. As the story progresses, Brian's survival skills improve and this is the twist that changes Brian's life.
Overall, I think you should read this first book in the series, like how I did, because there is tons of action occurring in the natural wilderness. Action in a book doesn't have to be set and done with the influence of humans. I think that based on this book, action can happen naturally as well.
I think this book is therefore, worth a read because this exemplifies a realistic-fictitious time where action can be shown naturally.
At the beginning of the story, Brian is traveling by plane all by himself to visit his parent in Canada. On the way, the plane flies over the Canadian wilderness, and during this trip, the pilot has a surprise heart attack, and so the plane goes out of control and crashes into the wilderness below. Luckily, Brian survives, but the pilot does not and dies.
Brian now doesn't know what to do with just a hatchet and now, he needs to find a way to adapt to his new wilderness surroundings. He does all these awesome, unbelievable things, like setting up his own shelter, finding natural sources of food, as well as a river for water purposes. As the story progresses, Brian's survival skills improve and this is the twist that changes Brian's life.
Overall, I think you should read this first book in the series, like how I did, because there is tons of action occurring in the natural wilderness. Action in a book doesn't have to be set and done with the influence of humans. I think that based on this book, action can happen naturally as well.
I think this book is therefore, worth a read because this exemplifies a realistic-fictitious time where action can be shown naturally.
There is a book trailer on YouTube that you can view to see how great this book is for a read. Click on the URL below to see the book trailer!
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