Marcus's Family

This picture book is dedicated to those who wish to start learning Latin. It is the perfect tool to start learning Latin with, because it includes many keywords and essential grammar points that are explained in a short, straightforward way. The grammar and vocabulary, traditionally seen as complex and convoluted, is broken down into simple patterns. If they wish, the reader may discover characteristics of Latin grammar and vocabulary by themselves. The story is set in Ancient Rome, and contains references to the Romans' culture and customs. This book's details stress the importance of learning the history that comes along with the Latin language. The theme of loyalty is highlighted here, as it is very important both in Roman society and in the modern world. Moreover, this book is also useful for others just seeking to find a picture book that contains a key message. It is also suitable for all ages to consume.

David Tai Li is a Year 13 student at King's College, Auckland, New Zealand. He enjoys playing and listening to early 20th century classical music, especially that of Alexander Scriabin and Nikolai Medtner. He is always in pursuit of an emotionally and logically grand and ideal realisation of music. He has also keenly explored the field of linguistics, especially phonetics and phonology, given that the subject documents the way languages function and in certain cases how the human brian operates when dealing with language. He is also intrigued by the logical thinking behind mathematics, the Latin language and the fascinating history of ancient Rome. Participating in sports like golf and tennis is also a big part of his life: the competition, excitement, and being able to stay active is very satisfying for him. He greatly values communities: he likes to be one of the key members in his communities and contribute to the group while building relationships with others. Learning is also important to him, as well as being a kind person that respects, helps and sympathises with others.