Earth's Children The Plains of Passage, Book 4, (Paperback)

from CaroPg

The last book I have read, but there are still 2 others. Ayla and Jondalar are travelling back to the region Jondalar comes from. Once again the descriptions of the scenery made by Auel are magnificent, but for me is the constant dynamics between Ayla and Jondalar that caught me. Once again they ...

from john257hopper

Though still retaining much of the magic of the first three books of the series, I have to say this was my least favourite of the four I have read so far. This was mainly down to the first 300 pages which feature no human characters other than the two regulars and just contain too much endless de...

from dragonasbreath

For me, Plains is the slowest, most boring of the set. We still have meticulous research and interesting story line, it's just a little bare of action for me. We DO meet some interesting characters and see what can happen when the balance of power goes out of whack in a village.

from timepiece

While I did enjoy this book as a continuation of the series, and for the information about medicinal plants and survival techniques, it definitely was too heavy on description and too light on plot. I found myself skimming pages at a time, looking for the action to start up again after a much-too...

from Kassilem

I liked this book more than the previous book The Mammoth Hunters. There was more traveling and adventure in this story than in the last one. It's still not as good as the first two books in the series but it was better than the last so maybe there is hope. Only I've been told there isn't. :) I t...