The Valley Of Horses

from Krista23

This book carries on from the first, we follow Ayla, now alone into a world she knows very little about. She must find shelter and food in the ever growing need to find others like herself. Most of this book is Ayla learning how to hunt and make things, gaining friends in animals and learning tha...

from dragonasbreath

Ayla has been forced out of her Clan, to survive on her own. Although told to find her own people, she finds a valley instead. Winter's coming in, she must prepare - and teaches herself things that will make her a valuable member of her future society. That is, of course, if she can overcome the ...

from CaroPg

Ayla is alone for the most part of this book. No, wait, that is not accurate. She doesn't have "human" company for most of the book. However...remember the thrill of the first time leaving alone? Well, she is not particularly thrilled, but she learns to survive all by herself, and that journey of...

from bilja

Ayla leaves the Clan seeeking for the Others. She heads North where she believes they live and stops for the winter in a gorgeous valley along the river where she finds a protected cave, previous home to a cave lioness. Struggling to survive, she saves a filly and a cave lion pup, eventually she ...

from Neckarhex

(Review for vols. 1-4) The Earth's Children series is one of my all-time favourites, a long and fascinating tale about the early history of mankind, when the Early European Modern Humans (or Cro-Magnons) slowly replaced the Neandertals. Based on thorough historic research of the time, the author ...