Telling Tales in Latin is a new Latin course and storybook for children by Lorna Robinson, incorporating all the vocabulary and grammar needed for OCR entry level Latin.
Lorna Robinson has a doctorate in Classics from University College
London and is the director of the Iris Project, which promotes the
study of Classics in state schools.
Soham De is a graphic artist who works for an architectural firm.
Really inviting and engaging, with clear explanations and beautiful
and fun illustrations by Soham De...an inviting, absorbing, and
embracing learning experience...It's a beautiful beginners' book,
the like of which most of us never had in the past, and I look
forward to its success and the love that its students will have for
it in years to come.
*The Classics Library*
Telling Tales in Latin will delight all who read it...This little
book focuses excellently on the importance of literacy and language
and makes it a superb and stimulating introduction to learning
Latin...It is one of the best Latin course books currently
available and will undoubtedly prove to be a great success,
particularly with younger children. Congratulations to Lorna
Robinson who has produced a real masterpiece, which brings the
subject to life.
*Stephen Addis (retired classics teacher with 36 years' teaching
experience)*
This would be an excellent choice of text to teach children aged 9
and upwards the rudiments of Latin, and as the book has all the
vocabulary needed for the OCR exam, it is a very versatile text
indeed.
*The Garden Window Blog*
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