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The Mammoth Hunters
by Jean M. Auel
So, I have decided to ditch this book 20% through.
Ayla is no longer a survivor carving out an existence by her sheer grit, gumption and wits. Jondalar is being his usual boring self. The Lion Camp has too many goddamn people which sound too damn similar to one another and I can't keep track of who is who.
I didn't mind the meticulous descriptions of knapping and carving, but as a bleeding heart vegan I have a problem with hunting and butchering descriptions. And I'm not the type to care about romantic plots, they bore me stiff.
Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, if there's absolutely nothing better to read, I'll go back to reading this series. But I doubt it.
Ayla is no longer a survivor carving out an existence by her sheer grit, gumption and wits. Jondalar is being his usual boring self. The Lion Camp has too many goddamn people which sound too damn similar to one another and I can't keep track of who is who.
I didn't mind the meticulous descriptions of knapping and carving, but as a bleeding heart vegan I have a problem with hunting and butchering descriptions. And I'm not the type to care about romantic plots, they bore me stiff.
Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, if there's absolutely nothing better to read, I'll go back to reading this series. But I doubt it.