Hand Ax Boy 1: Hand Ax

About this series If you were a 13-year-old boy with only a handaxe, could you survive alone for 54 days in a jungle infested by wild beasts? The psychologist who is traveling with you falls into a coma. After nearly 200 kilometers of waterway and more than 60 hours of rafting, can you reach the end safely? In the severe cold of dozens of degrees below zero, heavy snow seals the mountains, and the giant bear attacks, can you survive? Brian did it! He was scared, cried, upset, and vented, but never gave up. He firmly believed that although he could only rely on himself, he still had courage even without a hand axe. He drove away porcupines with his axe, chiseled walls to make fires, made his own rafts and bows and arrows, ate turtle eggs raw, and captured moose... In tears, blood, despair and loneliness, he miraculously survived. The most fearful, lonely, and desperate times are the times of spiritual growth. With high-density detailed description and true and delicate psychological portrayal, the work describes the poetic beauty of nature and the cruel laws of nature, leading readers to realize the tenacity and magic of life. About this book The jungle plane roared all the way north to Canada, and Brian, a thirteen-year-old boy, was the only passenger on the plane. However, seven thousand feet above the ground, the pilot suddenly became ill and died, and the plane crashed into the wilderness! Brian, who survived, had nothing but an ax given by his mother. The jungle was full of dangers. Mosquitoes swarmed and bit him, porcupines broke into the cave where he lived, and their quills hit his calves... Thirst and hunger tormented him. In fear, loneliness and pain, he wiped away his tears and decided to save himself on his own. He used his hand ax to cut rocks to make fire, made spearfishing, "invented" the bow and arrow, and faced the tornado alone... In the desperate situation of the wilderness, can Brian find hope of survival with his hand ax and courage?