What if things had gone a little differently at the end of Clan of the Cave Bears?

The story of Kunik of the aurochs cave, a young girl who loses her mother at a young age and is left to be raised by her father; leader of the aurochs cave. His leadership spirals downwards into a twisted, corrupt rule. Original story, OC. Don't have to have read EC to understand. Doesn't involve Ayla, Jondalar, etc. Set in the fertile crescent, in what is later Palestine.

The story of the crippled boy who grew up to become the Great Mog-ur

How did Ayla's little girl Jonayla become the girl who at the end of Durc's Descendants tried to kill the last remnants of humanity? This story traces her long life, and what happened to her. Sequel to Line of the Healer and Durc's Descendants.

A story about one of the cave painters. Written prior to the publication of Land of Painted caves, so it is not canon compliant, but I hope you will enjoy. Mention of past death of child and woman.

This is the sequel to 'The Greatest Gift'. Latie's daughter Zarina, Folara's daughter Willora, Ayla's son Crebulan and his friend Markolan make a Journey east. Of the four young Zarnadonii, three hope to find kin... and all hope to find their place in the world.

An alternative end to the Earth's Children books by Jean Auel that begins around the time that Ayla and Jondalar arrive back at the Zelandonii at the end of 'Plains of Passage' and largely ignores Books 5 & 6.

When a massive earthquake shatters the peace of their every day lives, one young woman on a hunting trip finds herself responsible for two clans worth of women and children whose mates were killed during the quake while on a joint hunt by the terrified, stampeding bison they were tracking. Descended from Ayla and Jondalar, young Kanna has her hands full. AU/AR

What if there was a 7th book in the Earth's Children series? The Sacred Mountain begins 10 years after the The Land of Painted Caves and strives to bring some closure to the series by dealing with some of the questions that were never answered in the original series of books.

Tholie decides to take a Journey to visit her Mamutoi kin, but what happens when direction is lost and she stumbles upon the biggest cave lion in his den? What would it be like for Ayla to find a woman of the Others, before a man?

Similar to Line of the Healer, but with Durc and his descendants, going through time and into the future, instead of Ayla and her descendants. Though of course, Durc's descendants are also Ayla's descendants, just another line. Hope you enjoy. Please comment.

What if Ayla realized Jondalar is not the man of her dreams after all? What if she decided to go back across the continent and rejoin her Mamutoi family? AU.

Thrown into a world she doesn't understand Reina Moore must cope with learning how to both live without modern conveniences and medicines as well as trying to fit in with a people who believe so vastly different from herself. Can she find a way to get home or be stranded forever thousands of years in the past?

Remember the rabbit Ayla found after Uba was born. Here's the story from the rabbit's point-of-view. Enjoy!

A found poem takes an author's words and puts a new spin on it. This is a collection of found poems I wrote for ELA class. It tells of Ayla's feelings and an ancient predator. Please check them out. Disclaimer: All the words belong to Jean M. Auel.

A missing scene from 'The Mammoth Hunters': Latie's first rites.

Inspired by the descriptions of the vast plains of the Paleolithic, this vignette takes place during Plains of Passage, as Ayla and Jondalar are slowly making their way down to the Great Mother River. Ayla sees another vision of the future, one she cannot begin to imagine...

You will all know of Panidar, you will all have heard of him, he's a classic children's character, but this story is how he got to be the character he became. As to who that character is, well, you'll just have to read the story to find out!

Crossover. Neiva, President Snow's granddaughter enters the 76th Hunger Games along with Mortal Engines' Fishcake, from a Traction City, and Earth Children's Jonayla, from the Ice Age. They need to learn to rely and help each other to survive.

Ayla, Jondalar, Jonayla and their friends continue to travel and spread Ayla's message of peace and prosperity to the peoples of the ancient world.

Book II continues the fictional story of Ayla, and the people she has helped over the years. Ayla is now "Zelandoni Regal", the spiritual leader of all of the Zelandonii. With her skilled Acolyte daughter Jonayla, Ayla and Jondalar continue to spread her proclamation of peace, cooperation and trade throughout the ancient world. Best Regards, Jordan - Please read BOOK III - Thanks

A positive continuation of "The Shelters of Stone" - Please read BOOK II - Ch. 11-18 and BOOK III - Ch. 19-26

This story was writen before Jan Auel's Sixth book came out, so it is an alternative story to hers. Ayla is firmly settled in the Ninth Cave and continues to amaze the people she comes in contact with. It climaxes when she is confronted by the leaders and accused of not having told them everything about her past.

The story of Jonayla and the wheel

A poem I wrote for a Language Arts/English assignment in 2006, when I was in 8th grade, after reading The Mammoth Hunters. Ch 1 is the original poem, Ch 2 is a modified version I wrote after re-reading the book this year.