To get the ball rolling In my opinion Hatchet does a great job of using imagery and foreshadowing then “A Cry in the Wild”.
I believe that because in Hatchet when Brian Robinson was fighting the enormous moose it said about all the injuries the cuts, scrapes, wounds and scars. Think about how the moose with the caboose knocked him into the nasty, slimy, swampy, water, and after all of that Brian still was strong enough to pray the tornado will hit the moose caboose.
The next way is, I practically didn’t notice when Brian threw the hatchet at the gnarly, dirty, porcupine and missed, then hit the rock I hardly noticed the sparks. But in the book the author hauls the reader in and make you want to read what will occur next!
As you can
I believe that because in Hatchet when Brian Robinson was fighting the enormous moose it said about all the injuries the cuts, scrapes, wounds and scars. Think about how the moose with the caboose knocked him into the nasty, slimy, swampy, water, and after all of that Brian still was strong enough to pray the tornado will hit the moose caboose.
The next way is, I practically didn’t notice when Brian threw the hatchet at the gnarly, dirty, porcupine and missed, then hit the rock I hardly noticed the sparks. But in the book the author hauls the reader in and make you want to read what will occur next!
As you can