Summary Of Brain By Brian Robeson

The main character in the book is a 13-year-old boy from New York City, named Brian Robeson. What I admired most about Brain was his ability to persevere alone in the Canadian wilderness and surviving the blistering cold of winter. One thing I disliked about Brian is that he always thinks he is going crazy. For example, he heard a popping sound at night and thought he had been alone for too long and that his mind was making things up. Brain’s strengths include, but are not limited to perseverance, intelligence, resourcefulness, and creativity.

The main problem in the book was that Brain was stranded in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash and must face the winter alone. He resolves the problem by discovering how to survive by making arrowheads to kill large prey and uses their skin to make warm clothing. He also finds ways to make snowshoes, so he can walk in the snow without sinking.

Most of the book is focused inside the bunker where Hitler is weakened by a failed assassination attempt, while German soldiers were traveling through the Ardennes Forest in Luxembourg in an effort to win the war. It also provides insight into the minds of the men who dared to fight and the generals that led them. Additionally, it gives details about the last desperate attempt of Hitler to turn the tide of the war and keep Germany away from the Americans and the Russians; and, why Hitler thought the Jews were to blame for all of Germany’s