Hi Jane, thanks. Yeah I think so too. I definitely like prehistoric stuff so this novel caught my interest. I’m on the wait list for it at the library. And I’ve heard Sapiens is good. I’ll stop by to read your review of it soon.

Hi Rachel, The Last Neanderthal is a novel so not sure if it will help him or not but it apparently has many of the details right. And glad you recall Alive, it’s hard to forget even if from the 70s! It was a bestseller I’m sure. Thanks for stopping by.

My son is doing a project on prehistoric man for school – I’ll have to tell him about The Last Neanderthal. Of course, he hardly ever reads books I recommend. I’m just his mom – what the heck do I know about books??

Thanks TJ — yeah I hope these two books will be good ones! Both authors were quite impressive, and knew their subject matters!

I know I missed the Jean Auel pre-history novels but this Neanderthal tale looks like one I could get into. The Child Finder is a fast read if you have a slump. I hope to get to a Moonless Sky but who knows where I will go next. Thanks for stopping by Kate.

Hi Ti, yeah I was glad to revisit the plane crash tale / which I had forgot all the details about. Quite an amazing story. I would like to geek out too with the Neanderthal novel. I never got to the Jean Auel prehistoric novels so this should be something different.

Hi Laurel, I’d be interested to hear what you’d think of The Child Finder. I think you would like it. It’s a quick read too. Sometime I’ll get back to a Perrotta book. I really liked his first novel The Wishbones.