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Violence
Some
Mythological violence in the Norse tradition including battles and Ragnarok
Language
Barely any
Mild language with Loki's sardonic wit
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief mythological romantic references
Substance Use
None
Brief mead references in the Norse context
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Themes of trickery, loyalty, and the inevitability of fate in Norse mythology
What this book is about
A witty, irreverent retelling of Norse mythology from Loki's first-person point of view. Violence is mythological. Content is appropriate for older teens and adult readers of fantasy and mythology.
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Norse mythological violence
Ragnarok themes
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