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Today I will be telling you about the three stories from turning points that have life-changing experiences the three stories that are called Hatchet, Dragonwings, and Eleven. Hatchet is a story about a boy named Brian he got stranded on an Island he kept on trying to stay positive but he said, “they will come, they might come today, they probably will come today” Brian started to get hungry so he dug through his pockets to find anything. All he found was a quarter, three dimes, and two pennies a fingernail clipper a billfold with a twenty dollar bill “just in case you get stranded at a the airport in a small town and have to buy food” his mother had said. he has a digital watch on his wrist but it was broken he was about to thought but
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