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The Valley of Horses is a 1982 prehistoric fiction novel written by Jean M. Auel. It is the second installment in the Earth's Children series, continuing the story of Ayla, a young Cro-Magnon woman exiled from her clan. The narrative alternates between Ayla's solitary journey to find others of her k...
The Mammoth Hunters is a 1985 prehistoric novel by Jean M. Auel and the third volume of the Earth's Children series. It follows Ayla and Jondalar as they live with the Mamutoi, a community of mammoth hunters, and explores Ayla's growing social acceptance, skills, and relationships. The story continu...
The Plains of Passage is a 1990 historical novel by American author Jean M. Auel and the fourth book in her Earth's Children series. The novel follows protagonists Ayla and Jondalar as they travel across Ice Age Europe, encountering various prehistoric cultures and navigating environmental challenge...
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