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Title: for language lovers
Review: I think you have to be in love with languages to like this book, but then who else would buy it in the first place. Inflected languages are so foreign to an English speaker that every little bit helps. I understood Latin much better after learning Russian. Since Russian has more cases, they are more logical (in my opinion). In a similar way, the presentation of cases in this book makes everything clearer by comparing the two languages. For me, when I compared the different inflected languages I could get to the basic meaning of each case, instead of just memorizing individual functions. I also learned in this book that "accusative" is a bad translation of the term used by the Greeks, which is why it doesn't make much sense. If you are crazy about languages, I recommend this book.
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