This is a good book for those studying Roman mythology and beginner-intermediate Latin. It is similar to Groton's Latin Stories for Wheelock: it has many stories in Latin, each with a helpful vocabulary list, each story a bit more difficult than the previous one. There is also a master vocabulary in the back. The stories are for the most part told well, using the most popular versions. There are English introductions to the stories, including introductions to some famous authors of antiquity. There are a couple of famous drawings, paintings, or sculptures in each chapter, which is nice. At the end of each story there are some study questions which I could do without but some people may find helpful. If there is anything I didn't really like it would have to be the sketches by Christopher White; they are really awful and completely out of place. But all in all a good book, a very good supplement to my Latin studies.