Books like Paintings from the cave by Gary Paulsen

Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic detective tale follows Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as they investigate the legend of an undead hound on Dartmoor, revealing secrets that threaten a family’s legacy.

A story of a dog thief, told by Barbara O'Connor, 0374334978

Mishka, a five-year-old boy, is sent to Leningrad in 1990s Russia by his abusive boyfriend and forced by a gang of homeless children to lie and steal. He finds comfort and love with a pack of dogs.

A fourteen-year-old British street youth known as Blade uses keen observation and knife skills to confront thugs tied to a forgotten past.

A touching 19th‑century tale of a young Belgian boy, Nello, and his devoted dog, Patrasche, who endure poverty, hardship, and loyalty in a small village near Antwerp.

A collection of three heartwarming short stories about children who are lost and found, their quest for home, and the loyal dogs that guide them.

Three stories about soldiers in World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War who were aided by combat dogs.

"The Cave Painters is a vivid introduction to the spectacular cave paintings of France and Spain--the individuals who rediscovered them, theories about their origins, their splendor and mystery. Gergory Curtis makes us see the astonishing sophistication and power of the paintings and tells us what is known about their creators, the Cro-Magnon people of some 40,000 years ago. He takes us through various theories--that the art was part of fertility or hunting rituals, or used for religious purposes, or was clan mythology--examining the ways interpretations have changed over time. Rich in detail, personalities, and history, The Cave Painters is above all permeated with awe for those distant humans who developed--perhaps for the first time--both the ability for abstract thought and a profound and beautiful way to express it."--Publisher's website. Looks at the cave paintings of Spain and France, examining the origins of these artworks and their creators, Cro-Magnon people who settled there centuries ago, and discusses the theories concerning the meaning of the paintings.

Describes the 1994 discovery made in Chauvet, France, of a cave with Stone Age rock paintings, and discusses the significance of cave art to people living in prehistoric as well as modern times.