However, I can give you some general examples of these literary devices:
Alliteration:
* Example 1: "The silent snow seemingly swam around him." (This uses the repetition of the "s" sound)
* Example 2: "The birds became bolder, boldly beating their birdy breasts against the boughs." (This uses the repetition of the "b" sound)
Hyperbole:
* Example 1: "He was so hungry he could have eaten a horse." (The exaggeration of being able to eat a horse emphasizes how hungry he is)
* Example 2: "The forest was so quiet you could hear a pin drop." (The exaggeration of hearing a pin drop emphasizes the quiet of the forest)
Onomatopoeia:
* Example 1: The crack of the branch as it broke under his weight. (The word "crack" mimics the sound of the branch breaking)
* Example 2: The thump of his heart as he walked through the dark forest. (The word "thump" mimics the sound of his heartbeat)
To find specific examples from "Hatchet", I recommend reading the book carefully and paying attention to the language used. You can also look up examples of these devices on literary analysis websites or use search engines to find specific instances in the novel.