.In fact, I have gone through these three books.All of this has a unifying factor and I just happen to like it in a novel.A female character has changed her life and learned her ability to cope with it, but it has also changed dramatically in the process...Release yourself.It's a subject that seems to have never stopped, and whenever someone asks me what kind of book I want to read, I say "about a girl who changes her life ".!Cave bear tribe: not just the beloved girl has changed her life plot, the book has also become shocking, but a lot of research on animal and plant knowledge, original communication, over time, differences in culture and DNAIt all drew me like the lips on the chocolate milkshake straw.) At the same time unify and resist time in some way.It's obviously part of the five-part series, so the only flaw is that the end leaves your hanging point.While it allows you to go through a more detailed description, most people think it will plot on paper --You need more and you feel like maybe you will if the book is over.The story of the maid: It's a creepy, strange, shocking story that still has beauty in the sick and secular.Maybe a lot of strange things happen in this story, but somehow it is described in such a way that you will only be moved like the main character.It's not a complete coincidence, it's a social disintegration that we all know --To this end, I find that I like its branches and reasoning, why things are getting a little bit like Pink Floyd's wall meets hilt, the Stepford wife of the American people America.Of course, the main character is a woman. Oh, her life will change, and then it will change more.The book is not pleasant, it is good for a day when you are depressed and want to stay in this state, or will like to think about all the techniques that may go wrong, and how simple it is for management agencies to manage us like frightened sheep..Like the tribe of the cave bear, the book has cool elements of survival, where I feel like I 've learned more than just the story of her life --But about how humans can survive in any situation we are in, our adaptability and our willingness to continue to survive in the face of bad proportions.It's convincing, lonely and creative.Including animal enemies and animal friends (I happen to like these things in the story), it's not a long book, it doesn't have drones and it's not stuffed with curated fluff --This is a simple reading with a very simple ending.
