Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Taking the Blame

The second book in the humor-filled Loki series follows Loki, the mighty trickster god banished to Earth as an eleven-year-old boy. He cannot reveal his godly powers while on Earth, but he must complete certain tasks to earn a chance to return home. The story blends chaos and comedy as Loki attends school, aims to do good deeds, and keeps a diary to document his adventures. A central aim is to prove that he did not steal Thor’s beloved hammer, all while navigating everyday mischief and the misunderstandings that come with being a god on Earth. This playful, doodle-packed installment continues the saga of Loki’s misadventures in a format that fans of Tom Gates and Wimpy Kid will enjoy.

Also in the series: A Bad God’s Guide to Being Good; A Bad God’s Guide to Taking the Blame; A Bad God’s Guide to Ruling the World; A Bad God’s Guide to Making Enemies; A Bad God’s Guide to Causing Chaos; Also in the Mortelle Punition series: Louie Stowell (Auteur).

Features

• Humorous, doodle-packed adventure
• Loki as a banished god on Earth
• Sequel in the Loki series
• Diary-writing as part of the plot
• Focus on school and good deeds
• Central mystery: hammer attribution

Usage

1. go to school
2. do good deeds
3. write a diary
4. prove to everyone that he has NOT stolen Thor's hammer