Lively Latin or Latin Prep?

[kittywitty]

I'm trying to figure out a good secular Latin program for my almost 10 year old. She's very good at both Greek and French already, so I don't want anything too "easy" or little kid-ish. I just found the Latin Prep and it looks good and much less expensive than Lively Latin (which is a major bonus). But I can't find samples or reviews. Does anyone have experience with either of these?

[mom2ponygirl]

My daughter very much enjoys the Lingua Latina book by Osberg.  She is using it through Lone Pine Classical School, www.lonepineclassical.com  by auditing Latin 100.  It is a slightly cheaper option than taking the live class.  However, she has found the class format very beneficial.  She previously did some Latin on her own through Minimus and Artes Latinae.  This class has upped her learning 10 fold.  Karen is great about giving them lots of fun activities and games to practice vocabulary and concepts.  However you could do it on your own.  I see the website - http://www.lingua-latina.dk/index2.htm  has the book plus other supplemental learning material.  There are sample pages to check out.  

Good luck!