Loki: A Bad God'S Guide To Making Enemies

Loki: A Bad God's Guide To Making Enemies is a doodle-packed diary-style fantasy for middle-grade readers who love myth, mischief, and fast-paced adventures. Set in a world where Asgard meets a bustling school, the tale follows Loki through wit, magic, and risky schemes—a perfect pick for tweens who enjoy sharp humor, sly cleverness, and moments of heart. Written as Loki's diary, the book blends snappy narration with playful doodles that bring the world to life. The experience is lively and approachable: short chapters, zippy scenes, and a voice that's funny, confident, and a little roguish. As Loki faces a magical duel with the elf Vinir and finds himself navigating school life in a new light, readers get a bright mix of fantasy, humor, and early lessons about friendship, courage, and choosing battles wisely. From Asgard's glittering halls to Vinir's chariot and a classroom full of surprises, Loki's adventures feel both larger-than-life and wonderfully relatable. Diary-format narrative with playful doodles that charm with every page Fast-paced, humorous fantasy adventure with mythic roots Vivid Norse-inspired world—Asgard, magic, and memorable characters Themes of friendship, responsibility, and making thoughtful choices Accessible, witty writing that resonates with middle-grade readers Readers finish Loki: A Bad God's Guide To Making Enemies feeling energized, amused, and inspired to use wit and kindness to solve tricky problems. The book leaves a warm, confident sense that cleverness and heart can shape outcomes—and invites young readers to look for mischief in the right places and big lessons in every page.