Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Making Enemies: A funny diary story of a trickster god stuck in a kid's body who battles an elf set on revenge in a magical ... and doodles (Loki: A Bad God’s Guide, 4)

My son loves this series of books and they always bring out the new edition close to his birthday! It’s a funny book that keeps my son entertained and engaged! Would highly recommend

Devoured by 2 girls 9 and 10. Very funny. Would highly recommended to any 9+ child.

I love all of it!

As ever Loki finds himself facing imminent doom in a situation of his own making. This time having offended and Elf prince's honour. He ignores as advice, when will he learn? Brilliantly funny from cover to cover. Highly recommend read.

Great story, very funny and a good addition to the series.

The latest in the Loki books. Haven't had chance to read it yet as will be a Xmas present for our son but all the books are fantastic.

If there’s one thing Loki is good at, it’s making enemies. In fact, he’s made so many he can’t keep track of them all so when Vinir, a vengeful elf, turns up and challenges him to a duel, he has no recollection of having ever offended him. Can he turn things around with Vinir or will Loki finally meet his end?In this latest instalment, we see Loki doing quite a lot of soul searching (does he even have a soul?). It is great to see his character develop as the series progresses and I’m already looking forward to seeing what mayhem and hilarity his next adventure will bring. This is another great book in the Loki series and they remain my go-to recommendations for my Year 4, 5 and 6 pupils.

I absolutely love this series and these books just go from strength to strength! So witty and full of fun.