The Mammoth Hunters: Earth's Children, Book 3 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This third installment in Auel's Earth' Children series is exciting as Ayla learns about the custom of other human beings. In this story she attempts to mix her neanderthal upbringing with what she is learning from other humans. "

" this is where it starts to get a little crazy and she becomes this super inventor. that bit is not convincing. "

" This book is excellent. I love how Ayla is welcomed into the Mamutoi, and how much she and the Mammoth Hunters learn from each other. "

" The story is basically about a people in prehistoric time. This is book #3 of a series of 6. The author goes into a lot of detail into the prehistoric animals and plants and the ways of prehistoric peoples. The story is good and interesting to read. But they think and talk like 21st century people in a prehistoric settle. I don't think that is very realistic. But that is not why I gave it only one star. I cannot recommend a book that is porno in nature. The author is very into graphic sex (even for the animals)and it is a total turn off to me. I guess you can skip the graphic sex and it is then a good read but I would not knowingly pay for a book (this was a library book) with this sort of crude in it. To me the author has prostituted herself in order to sell her book. I have put her on my "Do not read this author" list. "

" great book but sometimes i got really annoyed with jondalar. though the situation is very life-like in that most misunderstandings happen because people misinterpret a situation and they don't talk about what they feel leading to confusion and anger, just as with ayla and jondalar. "

" Good but far more pages than needed to tell same story. Probably the last one I will read of this series. "

" I still really liked this one, but I wouldn't have been sad if the author had left out a hundred pages or so of Jondalar and Ayla being stupid about one another... other than that I enjoyed it. "

" Mom was right: I'm hooked now! ;) Moving on to the next one, of course. "

" This is my second favorite of the whole Earth Children Series. It's a really good read. "

" Now, Ayla is no longer alone and seems to have a travelling partner. This couple is rare and extraordinary in what they seem to be able to do in the "caveman" era. The heroine also learns of others like her and not like the clan she grew up in. "

" awesome... now I just need to find the next one, if it exists. "

" i enjoyed this book, but there was a little too much "does he love me?? why doesn't he love me?" just pick the petals off a daisy and be done with it already!! besides that, i liked everything else. "

" This book was frustrating! Just get on with the story...too much back and forth and indecision. "

" Another good book of the series. "

" Amazingly accurate representation of Cro-Magnon life. Love story ehhhh "

" Ok this one was a hard read. There was times when I hated the what was going on between the two. The way she just willingly jumps into another man's bed. Had me soo upset. Guess it is a good book to get me this emotionally upset about fictional characters lol. "

" I always preferred the social threads happening between characters instead of the pages of lines on describing nature! "

" Loving this series still can't seem to match the story and writing of the first one but fantastic. "

" Loved this book too. It opens up a window into what it might have been like living 15,000 years ago. Auel does her research! "

" Jondalar behaves like a dick and Ayla discovers puppies. Could use more descriptions of landscapes and tool making (not really) "

" Proof positive that editors have a special polish that cannot be faked. "

" Terrific, the best one so far, can't wait for book # 4. "

" Auel has done it again! Great read... "

" I just love the Earth's Children stories. They are so imaginative and have inspired my own writing. "

" Absolutely loving this series. Each book just gets better. "

" Engaging continuation of this series. Looking forward to the next in the series. "

" 3rd in Jean Auel's Earth's Children series. "

" loved the rituals of the different clans! "