Rago and Goni the Tree-Dweller Children

The novel centers on the lives of two prehistoric siblings Rago and Goni who live in a time when humans were still tree-dwellers. Set in an era when survival was the primary concern the story follows Rago and Goni as they navigate the challenges of everyday life learning skills that would allow them to thrive in their harsh environment. Rago the older brother and Goni his younger sister are part of a small tribe. They live in tree houses to protect themselves from predators and the dangers of the wild. The book describes their lives in detail including how they hunt for food gather berries fish in streams make simple tools and build fires. The siblings also learn to work together to face dangers from wild animals and harsh weather.