Eric, the school bully, is causing trouble for Alex's best friend Charlie. He's been stealing his crisps and flushing his head down the loo. Alex isn't sure that Zeus, the Greek god, is the best person to ask for help but before he can stop him, Charlie has built a temple (from a piece of crumpled paper) to summon Zeus.

The problem is, the hot-headed god has now taken over the boys' loos and wants to smite Eric with a thunderbolt. But that's against the school rules, so how exactly will Zeus teach the bully a lesson?

Don't worry...Zeus will sort it out!

Another hilarious story from the author of ZEUS ON THE LOOSE and ZEUS TO THE RESCUE.

By thunder, I love the Zeus books! They're very, very funny - Andy Stanton

About the Author

JOHN DOUGHERTY lives in London. A supply teacher with plenty of experience of classroom activities in primary education, he is also a singer-songwriter with one CD already available - and has appeared on TV when his living room was designed in a Gothic style by Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen. In 2004, he also ran the London Marathon to raise funds for a charity to help children in care.

Zeus on the Loose was shortlisted for the Branford Boase Award in 2004.

Reviews
By thunder, I love the Zeus books! They're very, very funny -- Andy Stanton
In his latest book, Zeus Sorts it Out, John summons the unpredictable and uncontrollable Greek God for another fast and funny adventure * Stroud News *
About two boys who inadvertently summon Zeus to the school toilets when bullied. A blast for 7+ -- Amanda Craig * The Times *
Here's a hilarious tale about children, Greek gods, the labours of Heracles and much more. Laugh your way through the story- and don't worry, Zeus will sort it out -- Maggie Humphreys * Families Magazine *



Book Information
ISBN 9780552558075
Author John Dougherty
Format Paperback
Page Count 112
Imprint Young Corgi
Publisher Penguin Random House Children's UK
Weight(grams) 85g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 7mm