Reddit mentions of Latin Super Review (Super Reviews Study Guides)

If you want a nice, gradual dip into Latin I highly, highly recommend Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata. That takes you through a very gradual process of reading Latin in its own context; it focuses less on translation and more on comprehension (which I think is very much the right approach).

But if you'd like a very direct, traditionally structured approach, I found Gavin Betts' Teach Yourself Latin to be very straightforward and clear. I actually used that when I had already put about 6 years into studying Latin, but it didn't really click for me until I ventured through that book on my own. Also handy, and used for the same reason, was Latin Super Review.

Hope this helps, and have fun!

This book is just a rebinding and shuffling of a turn of the century book, but for the cheap cost it comes with tons of practice passages and exercises aimed at learning/reviewing students. I like it a lot as a cost effective thing for more interesting review than just staring at tables or breaking your back with an authentic text.