Stone Age Tales Books in Order

In prehistoric Lascaux, Willow's intelligence matters less to other boys than strength and hunting skill. When powerful Bull becomes their tribe's chief, Willow must use his wits to survive in a community that undervalues him.

As the Ice Age ends, Jay enjoys listening to his grandfather's stories beside their river home. Outside, food shortages and conflict between tribes threaten their lives, while steadily rising water adds another danger to their uncertain future.

In ancient Mesopotamia, Sin-leqi avoids hunting by entertaining his tribe with stories of Gilgamesh found on temple tablets. The arrangement keeps him comfortable until the tales run out, leaving him to face the work he's escaped.

At Skara Brae, Tuc and his sister Storm try catching birds because they're tired of eating fish. When a thief steals half their tribe's winter supplies, finding food becomes a matter of survival rather than preference.