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I wrote a new book. It's entitled Ovidius Mus. Ovidius Mus is a wealthy Roman mouse who likes to tell stories. He lives in a mouse hole in ancient Rome. He has a beautiful pad replete with frescoes, mosaics and imagines stories to tell while he waits for his paramour, Fabia to arrive so they can go to the convivium of his patron, Marcus Valerius Mus. It is the most beautiful book I have written - fully illustrated with felted art mice in ancient Roman dioramas. It's for advanced beginners - 175 unique unglossed words, full glossary and simple sentence structure. I love it. I hope you do too. Link to purchase is here.
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Rebecca
3/31/2020 01:33:34 am
Hello! I just found your site and I wanted to thank you for the work you have put into it! I am learning Latin and teaching it to my son along the way. He doesn't share my enthusiasm, but he has seen how much broader his vocabulary in English is now! The games you have listed will help him to have some fun in learning Latin now, instead of running and hiding. Thank you! Leave a Reply. |
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