Brian's Winter
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That night a front came in and the temperature rose—a welcome relief—to probably an even zero, and it snowed. This time it snowed close to six inches and while that would not have been so bad in itself it came on top of snow that was already there. All in all it added up to just under two feet of snow, dry powder, and when he tried to move in the woods it was too much. It came over the top of his cylinder boots and froze his legs and he had to go back to the shelter to get rid of the snow and dr...y his boots out.
“This,” he said, sitting by the fire, “is as bad as it gets…”
The truth was, it could be fatal. He needed to move in the woods to get firewood—not to mention hunting and studying to learn—and if he could not move without freezing his feet he could not get wood and without wood he would freeze to death.
It seemed to be a wall. He sat, burning the last two days’ worth of wood, and felt the cold waiting, waiting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That night a front came in and the temperature rose—a welcome relief—to probably an even zero, and it snowed. This time it snowed close to six inches and while that would not have been so bad in itself it came on top of snow that was already there. All in all it added up to just under two feet of snow, dry powder, and when he tried to move in the woods it was too much. It came over the top of his cylinder boots and froze his legs and he had to go back to the shelter to get rid of the snow and dr...y his boots out.
“This,” he said, sitting by the fire, “is as bad as it gets…”
The truth was, it could be fatal. He needed to move in the woods to get firewood—not to mention hunting and studying to learn—and if he could not move without freezing his feet he could not get wood and without wood he would freeze to death.
It seemed to be a wall. He sat, burning the last two days’ worth of wood, and felt the cold waiting, waiting.
What to read after Brian's Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
I love this book and i have read Hatchet and The river and i loved them i love how this book is back when he is in the woods in canada and that it is becoming winter but he doesn't even notice it. LOL he is a dweebWrite Review:
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