Medusa Gorgon's Bad Hair Day

Twelve-year-old Meddy Gordon has serious anger issues. She writes a diary about her life, describing her experiences at home and in Year 7 at Providence Academy in Seerington in the twenty-first century. Meddy rants about issues around family and friendships, using her diary as a way of letting out her anger and keeping her emotions in check. So far, so normal. You know the kind of thing: frustrations with her self-absorbed sisters; problems with idiotic classmates; disagreements with pompous teachers; and, of course, her troubles dealing with the occasional flock of owls, swarms of snakes, or even the odd many-headed dog; (and then there's the small problem of the snake hair that appears if she doesn't control her anger). You see, Meddy Gordon is not actually from the twenty-first century. She is, in fact, a human from Ancient Greece and she has made a powerful enemy. Meddy G is MEDUSA and she just happens to have angered Athena, the goddess of war. And what happens when the goddess of war is on the warpath? You get a bad day. A very bad day indeed. A highly illustrated book, great for fans of Hercules: the Diary of a (sort of) Hero and Lottie Brooks.