About
Tags have been added to all the books to provide a brief overview of the book's content. Here you'll find an explanation of each tag.
Adapted
The book contains content that was written for students. This means the grammar and vocab may have been intentionally restricted.
Authentic
The book contains content that was written for the general public. Any content not expressly written for students is considered Authentic.
Continuous
The book has a continuous plot line instead of containing multiple stories or topics.
Dialog
One or more chapters are structured as dialogs rather than typical prose. Unlike drama, dialogs have a single scene and often only two characters.
Drama
One or more chapters contain a play consisting of one or more scenes with multiple characters.
Fable
The book contains fables: short stories about animals and people often containing a lesson.
Fairy Tale
The book contains renditions of stories told in the fairy tale genre, similar to those by Hans Christian Anderson or the Brothers Grimm.
Fiction
The book describes fabricated (rather than historical) events and characters.
Graded
The book is designed to get progressively more difficult with each chapter.
History
The book describes historical (rather than fabricated) events and characters.
Humor
The book contains a content intended to be silly or humorous.
Medieval
The book does not follow the grammar of "classical" Latin. Instead it includes some variations introduced before the Renaissance.
Myth
The book contains stories from mythology (not necessarily limited to Greece/Rome).
New Voice
The book contains stories from non-traditional perspectives.
Poetry
The book contains Latin poetry, not necessarily classical in nature.
Religious
The book includes references to religion (not necessarily limited to Christianity).
Sheltered
The book is designed to have a limited vocabulary, but it does not restrict it's use of grammar.
Song
The book contains one or more songs with sheet music.