Book Report On Canyons By Gary Paulsen

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The book Canyons by Gary Paulsen was made for the middle school crowd and was very well written. Canyons was in many places such as a ranch and the mountains in the book canyons. The main characters are Coyote run, Brennan is 15 years old , and Magpie and they are all still in school. Canyons is about a boy named Brennan is just a normal kid who is finds a skull in the mountains. Brennan finds a skull with a bullet in the head. Coyote runs wants the skull to be taken back so Brennan has to take back the skull and go through these adventures. Brennan faces a so many life changes and challenges. Yes,this book is worth reading for almost all ages because the book was realistic in some parts and not other part. Some parts I was mad

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