Any novels set in caveman times?

>>9313738
Euhmmm...
I haven't read these, but someone told me they're decent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%27s_Children

>>9313738
quest for fire

Clan of the cave bear

>>9313738
Anything by Jean Auel

>>9313738
Pillar of the Sky is really interesting. It probably has a bit more dialogue than you're looking for though.

It's a fictional account of a prehistoric tribe that constructed Stonehenge. The novel attempts to answer how they did it and why.

>>9313826
>>9313815
>>9313774
kiss

THERE'S NO STOP SIGN WHY DO YOU MAKE ME DO THIS WHERE IS THE FUCKING STOP SIGN MOTHERFUCKER

>>9313860
Why are captchas so fucking retarded nowadays?

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Why, yes

>>9313738
My diary, desu

are those jean m. auel books actually good?

i dont mean are they literary masterpieces, are they worth reading?

>>9313879
heh

>>9313738
Quran
Bible

>>9313815
yup

>>9313887
Typical historical romance and oppression novels for women

>>9313738
Lord of the Flies guy wrote one. Don't remember the name and can't be arsed to look it up though.

>>9314026
This.

He wrote something about building a church steeple too. Fuck if I remember whst it wss called

Shaman by Kim Stanley Robinson is pretty decent.

>>9314037
That I actually remember, The Spire. The Inheritors might be the name of Neanderthal one.

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>>9313874
yeah there was NO STOP SIGN ;_;

>>9315231
>>9313860
Protip: click where the stop sign would be.

>>9315267
thanks for the tip