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Review: The Plains of Passage

Original title: The Plains of Passage
Title: The Plains of Passage
Author: Jean M. Auel
Editorial: Maeva (pocketed)
Edition: 18th edition
October 2004 Genre: Historical (Prehistory)
Pages:
1015 ISBN: 84-95354-68-3
Score:

COVER SYNOPSIS:

Jondalar Ayla and leave the security of the lands of the Mammoth Hunters near the Black Sea and undertake a long and difficult journey across a continent. Its objective is Cro-Magnon site, which is now southern France, where Jondalar had left years ago.

Accompanied by his tame Wolf, the noble and serene Corridor horse mare Whinney, challenge savage enemies and dangerous parts of the land in search of place that became his home.

PERSONAL OPINION:

This is the fourth book in the wonderful series of Children Earth. With this series we have seen it grow to Ayla, his protagonist, convertirce saw a mother, leaving home, enamorarce, enfrentarce hazards, know another Clan and now back again with more adventures in his quest for "the Other" in the she is a part.

This book makes a great journey through many places and that I loved the previous books, which is how the author describes in minute detail things that you can fit in this world, this book was has been very heavy.

is a big book, dense and so much detail at times it was difficult to read and remember some things from previous books so this also slows down the reading.

Despite all the action scenes make up for it and spend some great moments. And another thing I noticed in this book is the relationship of the protagonists is deepening, it seems that nothing can separate them, I love it!

"(...) But as I was tired, Jondalar could not sleep. He remembered the last time he had defied the fast and treacherous waters of the river called Sister; in the dark, felt a shiver of fear at the thought of having to cross with the woman he loved. (...)"

Although a slower book follows the story of Ayla great as I always say, this saga not to be missed!

And for this book are my three kitties ^ ^:

AUTHOR

Jean M. Auel (Chicago, 1936).

currently lives in Oregon intensely engaged in the research of prehistory to the series Children of the Earth ®, which is one of the most extraordinary literary phenomena and accredited globally. His extensive reading of the most prestigious works on the prehistory, as well as its multiple and continuing contacts with the most important specialists in this field have enabled the author to become deeply knowledgeable about the life forms of inter-tribal, ethnic and cultural evolution of those societies primitive.

of Finnish descent and mother of five children, Jean M. Auel joined in 1963 at the prestigious Mensa, which brings together people with a high IQ.

attended Portland State University and the University of Portland. He received honorary degrees from the University of Maine and the Mount Vernon College and earned his MBA in 1976 at the age of 40 years. Today is an author best known worldwide and appreciated by readers of all ages.

series Children of the Earth ®, by Jean M. Auel, set in prehistoric Europe, explores the possible relationship between the men of Cro-Magnon and Neanderthal. The novels have been acclaimed for its distinctive way of telling, for his meticulous attention to detail and its historical rigor.

HIS WORK:

* Series The Children of Earth:

- The Clan of the Cave Bear

- The Valley of Horses

- Mammoth Hunters

- The Plains of Passage

- The Shelters of Stone

- Land of the painted caves

OTHER COVERS:

ADAPTATION

's book "The Clan of the Cave Bear" has been adapted for the cinema acid a wonderful palícula. Transposition of the other books in the series I know nothing at the moment.