Les Refuges De Pierre / the Shelters of Stone

from dragonasbreath

At long last, Ayla and Jondalar reach his home. Her first sight of her new home thrills her - it's the place of her visions! Ayla begins the process of learning to understand her new people, her place among them, and their very strange customs... and wondrous crafts that she longs to learn. Sudde...

from blancaflor

A review written perhaps 9 years too late. I loved this series which I began reading as a teenager in 1994 when Plains of Passage was released. The first 4 were worthy of being reread, and had a major plot line that could be sufficiently summarized. Although I waited in anticipation for the relea...

from JanaRose1

The Shelters of Stone is the fifth novel in the Earth's Children series. It continues the story of Ayla and Jondalar as they reach the home of his people, the Zelandonii. Treated with mixed reactions, most of the Zelandonii come to accept the new couple and they are mated during the summer festiv...

from john257hopper

This has all the strengths and weaknesses of the earlier post-Clan of the Cave Bear novels in the series. There is a beauty and purity about the story that is moving and touches something deep within me; and the author's research is impresssive and has re-boosted my youthful interest in human pre...

from terbby

I reread this book after first joining Library Thing. Adding books to the list, I forgot whether I had read it before, so I started reading to see if I remembered it. I did, but kept reading anyway. The series continues to be a fascinating dramatization of what is known about prehistoric people. ...