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

In a whimsical world where gods and mortals intertwine, a mischievous figure emerges in the guise of Loki. This playful trickster, often misunderstood, takes readers on a captivating journey filled with humor and insights on the art of blame. Louie Stowell crafts a narrative that is not only entertaining but also cleverly reflects the complexities of responsibility and reputation.

As Loki navigates through his escapades, he reveals the intricacies of his chaotic existence, showcasing moments of mischief that lead to both hilarity and trouble. Through Loki’s eyes, readers are invited to reconsider their perceptions of good and bad, learning that behind every infamous act lies a deeper story. The blend of folklore and modern sensibilities breathes life into old tales, making them accessible and enjoyable for a new generation.

With vibrant illustrations and a compelling voice, Loki's misadventures serve as a reminder that life is often about perspective. Whether it’s taking the blame or sneaking out of trouble, Loki's antics resonate with anyone familiar with the trials of growing up, learning lessons, and embracing one's unpredictable nature.