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Introducing MTM Classical Studies Editions

Mount Titano Media Classical Studies Editions offer unique compilations of supplemental material that help readers understand the work’s place within “The Great Conversation”—or, the great works of Western Civilization—which leads back to the roots of our Judeo-Christian/Greco-Roman heritage.

Are we asking enough of our children? | See our founder Allison Ellis featured on The Classical Commons Podcast!

Allison Ellis teaches even very young children to read the greatest words ever written and spoken, and encourages parents in how and why they can too.

All Mount Titano books include a "Letter to the Reader" with guidance for reading with young children.

For a quick start, read this adaptation of the "Letter to the Reader" published in The Federalist.

Watch below as her student Michael — eight years old — reads from Virgil’s great epic poem of the founding of Rome, The Aeneid, written between 29 and 19 B.C. As is the case for almost all children and adults, Michael was initially hesitant to read aloud before an audience, yet watch how he did on his first reading...

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