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A review by ikepauh
The Shelters of Stone by Jean M. Auel
dnf at page 304.
Idk if I can walk to the very end for the Ayla loving seems too much.
Perhaps one day I shall revisit this again, as I have done in the past with other books such as Norwegian Wood.
A pity, for Ayla's encounters with Jondalar's people was something I was interested in reading.
The idea of it all. Nonetheless, Ayla has met people who look like her, they've accepted her and some, hated her. For that, I thank the Mammoth Hunters.
Idk if I can walk to the very end for the Ayla loving seems too much.
Perhaps one day I shall revisit this again, as I have done in the past with other books such as Norwegian Wood.
A pity, for Ayla's encounters with Jondalar's people was something I was interested in reading.
The idea of it all. Nonetheless, Ayla has met people who look like her, they've accepted her and some, hated her. For that, I thank the Mammoth Hunters.