Titles in This Set:
Being Good
Taking the Blame
Ruling the World
Making Enemies
Causing Chaos
A Bad God’s Guide to Unruly Activities
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format :Paperback
ISBN:9780227368817
Overview:
Loki: A Bad God’s Guide Series is a witty, doodle-packed collection that reimagines the trickster god for a new generation of readers. In this six-book set, Louie Stowell leads Loki through school life, mischief, and moral mayhem with a sharp, comic voice that never talks down to its audience. The titles included are Being Good, Taking the Blame, Ruling the World, Making Enemies, Causing Chaos, and A Bad God’s Guide to Unruly Activities, all presented in accessible, paperback editions perfect for stacking on a shelf or sharing with friends. The books blend modern-day humor with sly nods to Norse myth, inviting readers to explore questions about honesty, responsibility, and the real meaning of doing the right thingeven when its easier to cut corners. With fast-paced chapters, memorable characters, and lighthearted illustrations, this set offers a binge-worthy reading experience that balances chaotic escapades with genuine heart. Its ideal for fans of contemporary humor and myth-inspired adventures.
What Makes This Collection Special:
What sets this six-book collection apart is its cohesive, ongoing arc: Lokis antics build a shared through-line while each title stands strong as a standalone misadventure. The mix of modern school-life satire and mythic mischief creates a binge-read rhythm thats irresistible for fans of BookTok-style humor and confident middle-grade readers seeking brisk,laugh-out-loud chapters. Louie Stowells dual role as author and illustrator for these Loki diaries adds a distinctive visual texture, making the diaries feel personal, energetic, and inviting to younger readers who respond to doodled diagrams, quirky margins, and expressive speech. This complete set also makes gifting effortless, delivering six related adventures in one trusted package.
Books Included in This Collection:
Being Good
Lokis first diary sets the tone with a bold, cheeky premise: can a mythic trickster actually behave himself in a mortal world? The diary format keeps scenes brisk and humorous, while Lokis schemes reveal how intentions collide with consequences. Readers meet a plucky new hero whos eager to prove himself, even as his plans obviously arc toward chaosyet charm remains in every page. A witty entry point to the series and a perfect kickoff for the full set.
Taking the Blame
In this second diary, Loki discovers that owning up to mischief is messierand more rewardingthan he anticipated. The humor stays sharp as Loki tests boundaries, learns about accountability, and discovers that consequences arent just a punchline. The narrative tightens, the stakes feel a touch higher, and readers get a clearer sense of Lokis evolving voice and the worlds playful rules. A brisk, entertaining bridge to the next adventures.
Ruling the World
Loki dreams bigand the diary format makes his schemes feel both grand and hilariously relatable. The satire lands as he weighs power fantasies against everyday responsibilities, balancing cosmic chaos with schoolyard dilemmas. Readers are treated to wry social observations and a sense that Lokis journey is about more than mischief; its about learning to lead without losing himself. A standout in the collection.
Making Enemies
This installment leans into rivalries and the cost of crossing lines. Lokis clever plots collide with stubborn rivals, revealing that some battles arent won by tricks alone. The humor remains fast and fresh, but the emotions deepenfriendships, loyalty, and the uneasy line between mischief and malice. Its a turning point that heightens anticipation for the series later entries.
Causing Chaos
Chaos is Lokis natural habitat, and this diary leans into higher-stakes capers and bigger stakes. The timeline tightens; the gags stay sharp; and the cast expands as Loki encounters consequences that ripple across multiple episodes. The result is a high-energy, highly entertaining entry that cements Lokis voice as the series signature draw. A convert-by-default moment for many readers.
A Bad God’s Guide to Unruly Activities
The finale in the six-book set cranks up the mischief with a wink to myth and a nod to the real-world chaos of growing up. Lokis diary closes a satisfying loop while teeing up new possibilities for readers who want more of his irreverent, endearing adventures. Its the perfect capstonefunny, fearless, and utterly bingeable.
Who This Set Is Perfect For:
This six-book Loki collection is ideal for confident middle-grade readers who love fast-paced humor, accessible myth, and diary-style storytelling. Its a terrific gift for fans of witty fantasy, Norse myth-inspired adventures, and readers looking for contemporary humor with heart. Teachers and parents will value the self-contained arcs that still read seamlessly as a single, connected journey, while gift-buyers will appreciate the complete, ready-to-collect presentation. A must-have for any reader seeking a playful, character-driven world with real warmth and sly intelligence.
Key Benefits:
- Complete six-book collection for instant binge-reading and a cohesive reading journey.
- Humorous, modern take on Norse myth thats accessible and engaging.
- Diary-format narrativa, brisk pacing, and doodle-like visuals that invite participation.
- Consistent tone and world-building across all titles for easy re-reading.
- Gift-ready set with strong shelf presence and collector appeal.
About the Author:
Louie Stowell is a British author and illustrator best known for Loki: A Bad Gods Guide, a playful, diary-style reimagining of Norse myth for middle-grade readers. The series combines sharp humor with thoughtful moral questions, driven by Stowells distinctive voice and brisk storytelling. She has previously written and illustrated adult and childrens fiction, with other works including the Kit the Wizard series and a range of nonfiction and illustrated titles. Readers praise her for blending myth, mischief, and accessible life lessons in a way that feels both clever and incredibly readable. This six-book collection showcases her talent for creating a cohesive, entertaining arc that still respects each books individuality.
Why Youll Love This Set:
Owning the entire Loki: A Bad Gods Guide set means immediate access to a continuous, high-energy reading experience that kids will want to devour in one sitting. The humor lands with honesty, while the mythic backdrop adds sparkle and curiosity. Its a confident, premium collection that looks as good on a shelf as it reads, making it a thoughtful gift or an irresistible keepsake for any young fantasy fan.
Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.
