Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Taking the Blame: Trickster Norse god turned school kid - the hilarious, comics-style diary series featuring Loki and Thor for 8-12 year olds (Loki: A Bad God’s Guide, 2)

My 9 year old daughter loves reading and this book was recommended her being a marvel fan made her want it more (not a marvel book, bit easier to relate with characters) she is impatiently waiting for the next release, highly recommended 😀

My son enjoyed the first book so will likely enjoy this one too!

Bought this whole series of books for my 9 year old who stayed engrossed in them from cover to cover. A great gift if you are looking for a book for a girl or boy.

My daughter is 8 and absolutely loved this book. She read it in two days and laughed throughout.

Devoured as soon as it arrived, laugh out loud brilliant follow up book. She can't wait for the next one.

The second book following on from Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Being Good. Here Loki is still in a boys body on Earth rather than having returned to Asgard. Either way Loki is in the middle of all the mischief, but is it his fault this time? This is another enjoyable and exciting book written by Louis Stowell for boys and girls.I have always enjoyed Jim Carrey in the film Mask from 1994 where he puts on the mask and becomes a version of Loki. So I had a lot of fun reading this book and seeing the mischievous God trying to be a good. This time the focus is more on his relationship with his best friend Valerie, and her new friend Georgina. Loki is very jealous and insecure that he will lose Valerie now that she has another friend. Plus the giants are back with a plan that catches them all of guard and may just succeed.Loki will be back next year in Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Ruling the World.Perfect for boys and girls from 8 to 12.

If you remember The Wimpy Kid, or like reading beano magazine, you will love Loki. I loved reading the comic design illustrations throughout this funny book. Meet the cast Loki, Thor, Georgina, Valeri, the dog Fido, Heimdall, Hyrrokkin, Sarah! Odin, and Sportsboy one.I think the most important messages that is being displayed in this story.1) Be kind to all your friends2) Be nice to the new person in your school3) Never take what doesn’t belong to you.Loki is now is a god, sort of. It’s complicated. These days, Loki is living on Midgard ( aka Earth to you) in the form of a punny mortal boy called Liam.Loki, performed a mighty test feat being nice to the new kid.Once upon a time he would have kicked Thor in the shins for talking about god business. When Thor goes to polish his hammer it wasn’t there. It’s been stolen. Thor,Heimdall, Hyrrokkin and Fido all glared at Loki, but Loki tells Thor, he didn’t take Thor’s stupid hammer. The question is who stole Thor’s hammer? This is an excellent book for chi and the rest of the brilliant series. I would like to thank Walker books for sending me this book to review.

If you have read the first book you really need to read this one, like now!! Actually if you haven't read the first book - why not!! You still need to read this book.It is filled with wit, humour, sarcasm and a squirming Loki. Plus, the diary and it's one liners and comeback is back.This is a must read. Grab your copy now!*I received a free copy of this book, which I voluntarily reviewed