Io et Tabellae Magicae (Io Puella Fortis Vol. 1): A Latin Novella

by Andrew Olimpi

Io is tired of her life in a small town in ancient Greece. She is growing up fast but is frustrated that her mother still treats her like a child. One day, Io finds a wax tablet and stylus in a mysterious clearing in woods. Io is surprised to discover that one the tablet is written a single “Hello, Io.” Who left the message? How do they know Io’s name? Io immediately decides to solve this mystery, a decision that entangles her, her sister Eugenia, and her friend Chloe in a thrilling and dangerous adventure. Io et Tabellae Magicae is the first volume of the two-part series Io Puella Fortis , and is continued in Io et Monstrum Horrificum . As with the other Comprehensible Classics novellas, this new book series uses a limited vocabulary to tell an exciting story accessable to advanced beginner Latin readers.

72 pages, Paperback

Published October 5, 2020

Reviews

[Kookie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I swear this girl is blinder than Dora. Worth reading tho

[Addie · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good Latin reader about a girl surrounded with magic. But it ends on a cliffhanger! Have the following book ready to read! The next book is Io et Monstrum Horrificum; Io Puella Fortis Vol. 2.