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Whatever obstacles she faces, Ayla finds inventive ways to ease the hardships of daily life, foraging for wild foodstuffs to prepare meals and experimenting with techniques to ease the Zelandonii’s long journeys, while honing her skills as a healer and leader And there are the sacred caves that Ayla’s mentor guides her to. They are filled with remarkable paintings of mammoths, lions, and bears, and their mystical aura sometimes overwhelms Ayla.

But all that time Ayla has spent in training rituals has driven Jondalar away from her. Her own rituals bring her closer to death, but through them, she Ayla receives a gift of knowledge so important that it will change her world.

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I usually start reading a book expecting nothing, as I find that anticipating the plots only ends up ruining what the author had in mind because, of course, she never came up with the ideas that came up and played exquisitely in my head, mainly because they are like little movies

I am a student and I have very little free time to read. And after looking at all the reviews I was nervous. However, I found the book to be very similar to real life. Jean Auel is still a much better author than many other books I have read. While I don’t think I use many big words in this book, I do appreciate the fact that reading the books improves my vocabulary significantly. I really feel that in the early books.

I don’t think this book or the rest of the series could have surpassed the Clan of the Cave Bear. This story was a heartwarming coming-of-age novel and did a brilliant job of bridging the different cultures. In the same way, The Valley of the Horses was also a novel of initiation, but this time it was about survival and the interesting dichotomy that Auel used to introduce the characters. and in the case of the mammoth hunters, of course, this was to reintroduce them to the people they were originally born into, leading to natural conflicts and cultural divisions. However, in the last three books of the series, these conflicts are no longer present because they cannot be.

I feel sorry for those of you who were hoping for a giant war or some sort of reunion with your son or something. But how often are there big transitions in our lives? big big conflicts? Or the violence? The author may have been reluctant to kill people because she was beginning to love her characters, but how often in real life do the societies you associate with them go through these kinds of big changes? Unless you’re in the military. Not every book has to be an “epic” battle for souls, hearts, and minds.

After the turbulent changes of youth, life becomes routine. Especially, from what I’ve heard, when you have kids. When you are not a teenager and you are comfortable where you are, your life is more or less static. In this novel, Auel explores powerful parallels and personal choices one must make between choosing a career and devoting oneself to one’s family. Yes, this is a very “traditional” conflict, and this is one that people still face today, both men and women. Relationships and minor personal dramas are what make up the bulk of our lives, and I think there is enough in this book to make it worth reading.

advantage:

The last third of the book was by far the best. In this story, I saw the realities and personal struggles that I’m going through right now, so maybe it spoke to me a little more than others.

The characters are not perfect! That bothered me in the fifth book.

I’m ending up with some issues, and I really enjoyed the conflicts. I don’t want to talk to you about it because I don’t want to spoil the book.

Disadvantages:

Did the author exaggerate? Definitely, but this author always does. So I’m an anthropologist and I find the details and the cultural themes that she writes about fascinating. I found the descriptions of the cave a bit overwhelming at times, but I didn’t notice the repetitive introductions and greetings that some of the other people noticed.

Most people don’t read or write about everyday life, which, given this book’s two-star rating, doesn’t blame most people for staying away from these areas. I feel like this novel was internal, most of the conflict was internal, and most of the thinking was internal. If you don’t think you’ll enjoy something like this, I’d avoid the book.

happy reading!

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