Comments on Fluttering Butterflies: Books involving Latin

Luisa - Oh I don't think I'm mystery genre...

2012-01-15T20:49:20.195Z

Luisa - Oh I don't think I'm mystery genre girl, I don't think I've come across much Latin anywhere. French though, that could definitly be fun! :)

Jenni - I think that's why it stuck out for me, as I don't think of Latin as a subject widely taught. I liked it though, I think it fit really well with each of these stories.

Vicki - I kind of think that sometimes too! But I think I've always been attracted to learning languages.

Roro - Thanks :)

awesome

2012-01-14T09:50:06.126Z

awesome

I was always a bit disappointed I never got to lea...

2012-01-13T22:07:26.355Z

I was always a bit disappointed I never got to learn Latin at school, it sounds so romantic!

This is a really interesting post. I know some sch...

2012-01-13T10:02:51.099Z

This is a really interesting post. I know some schools do still offer Latin but it's definitely a minority thing so it's interesting to think that it's still being used by some authors. I don't think I've read any books lately where it's used.

Ooh, well-spotted! I love this kind of thing too. ...

2012-01-13T09:35:39.870Z

Ooh, well-spotted! I love this kind of thing too. I don't think I've read any books involving Latin lately. It tends to be more of a mystery genre language, I think! I've read about quite a few French exchange students, though, and French/English misunderstandings - all in teen relationship comedy. :)