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Title: Ecce Romani I-A a Latin Reading Program: A Latin Reading Program: Meeting the Family by Gilbert Lawall, Ron Palma, D. A. Lawall, David M. Tafe, Perry ISBN: 0-8013-1204-3 Publisher: Prentice Hall (K-12) Pub. Date: November, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $29.10

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Average Customer Rating: 3.57 (7 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent series
Comment: This is a very well-written textbook series. I took Latin I and II using this series, but I had to switch to the Cambridge Latin series for Latin III when I changed schools. Ecce Romani is a much better series than Cambridge. It contains many assets (such as an English-Latin AND Latin-English dictionary, multiple challenging practice exercises in each chapter, enjoyable stories, well-organized vocabulary sections in each chapter, etc.) necessary for the enjoyable and productive study of Latin which the Cambridge books lack. The Ecce Romani books are well organized and more enjoyable to learn from. I highly recommend this well-written series to everyone.

Rating: 1
Summary: y i h8 latin
Comment: i hate this book! if i owned it, i would burn it! the only reason i have it is because i have to use it at school! its so bad, i have to get extra tutoring out of school! even my tutor says its bad! i dont think we should be taught latin through force, cos it is a dead usless range of nonsense! even my teachers admitted they hate latin, one quoted "its a job, isn't it?" if you want to learn latin, do no buy this book! it is a waste of money! oh yeah, and uit asking me how old i am! im 13 so lay off my case!

Rating: 4
Summary: This book is a great learning tool.
Comment: I wanted to learn latin and I had no idea what i was doing when I purchased another set of books to learn latin.I was on Amazon and I saw these books, so I decided to try them out. I literally taught myself how to speak and read latin. These books give you a reference a story in latin and a picture on almost every page. Instead of throwing words and prefixes you learn by associating the words with things in the scenes. You realize that some words are similar to english and other romantic languages. After about a year I had the basics down. I could now read sentences of latin clearly. Something that would have taken me at least two years to do without these books.

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