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The Cave Boy of the Age of Stone

By Margaret A. McIntyre

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a world of stone tools and wild mammoths, a young boy discovers the meaning of family, community, and survival.

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2006-06-13
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Summary

"The Cave Boy of the Age of Stone" by Margaret A. McIntyre is a captivating children's story that paints a picture of life long ago, during the Stone Age. It follows the journey of a young boy named Thorn as he learns how to survive and thrive in a world filled with wild animals and the challenges of nature. The novel shows Thorn's early life, highlighting the strong bonds within his family, including his brother Pineknot, his strong father Strongarm, and his wise mother Burr. The story vividly conveys the excitement of hunting, the discovery of new skills, and the friendships formed with other children from neighboring communities. A major event in the story is a thrilling mammoth hunt. The story draws connections between prehistoric cave dwellers and Native Americans, showing how much we can learn from these ancient cultures.

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