Brian Robeson Books in Order

After a plane crash leaves thirteen-year-old Brian Robeson alone in the Canadian wilderness, he has only a hatchet to help him survive. Finding food, shelter, and fire forces him to adapt while confronting memories of his parents' divorce.

Brian Robeson returns to the Canadian wilderness with a government psychologist who wants to learn his survival skills. When a storm leaves his companion unconscious, Brian must build a raft and navigate a river to seek help.

In this alternative continuation of Hatchet, Brian Robeson remains stranded in the Canadian wilderness after summer ends. The arrival of winter demands new survival strategies from a boy whose existing skills may no longer be enough to keep him alive.

Brian Robeson finds ordinary school life difficult after surviving alone in the wilderness. A fight and conversations with a counselor deepen his sense of displacement, leading him back into the Canadian woods to seek a place he belongs.

Sixteen-year-old Brian Robeson returns to the Canadian wilderness, traveling by canoe and living from the land. Finding an injured dog makes him worry about its owners, drawing him toward a danger beyond the demands of surviving alone.