A Person's Winter - Axe Boy III - Growth Pocket 3

Author: (USA) G. Brian Anderson
Translator: Bai Lian / Country: United States
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: In the second part of The Hatchet Boy, Brian is rescued before the summer ends. But what dangers would Brian face if he hadn’t been so lucky? As winter approaches, what would happen in the northern wilderness? Winter! The winter of the northern primitive forest, the snow-covered winter, the winter of a lone man—without food, without warm clothing, without shelter to keep warm, blocked by snow, with frozen lakes, with hibernating animals, with fish frozen solid beneath the hard ice. No more hunting or fishing like in the summer days. The hatchet boy—Brian—how would he survive? Still in his summer shorts, his breathable sneakers are torn, his jeans are in miserable condition, his T-shirt is ragged, and his coat is torn into strips for a new purpose. Barely clothed, what could he do? The small wooden hut he built with branches in the summer—how could it withstand the biting cold wind and howling snow? In this installment, how does Brian share food with the wolves, how does he shoot a moose, and how does his little pet step in at a critical moment to help him drive away the fierce black bear? Welcome back to the world of The Hatchet Boy—A Winter’s Tale!