Compare And Contrast Hatchet And A Cry In The Wild

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I believe that Hatchet doses a better job of telling the story.I believe this because, Hatchet gives more details than the movie “A Cry In The Wild” does. In Hatchet he went to sleep like three times after the plane had crashed in the pound. But in the movie he just went to sleep ones. Also in the novel Brien called the barriers gut barriers, but in the movie he called them throw-up barriers. According to the book Hatchet Brian was eating berries and saw a bear. The bear saw Brien and walked away. But in the movie “A Cry In The Wild” it said that the bear roared at him and Brien ran away scared. Also in the book Brien get hit by a moose. But in the movie he gets hit by a bear. Also in the book it says that he was on a bike ride and saw his

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