Medusa Gorgon's Bad Hair Day

This fiction for middle-grade readers follows a twelve-year-old girl from ancient Greece who keeps a diary to vent her anger, navigate family friction, and survive school drama—with a dash of mythic consequences when anger flares. The central theme is learning to understand and manage intense emotions, while discovering friendship and courage along the way. The intended reader is curious pre-teens and fans of myth-inspired adventures who enjoy humor, heart, and a dash of chaos. Story-led and richly illustrated, the book blends diary entries with playful scenes and bold artwork by Katie Abey. Readers move through days filled with awkward moments, surprising encounters with owls and swarms of snakes, and a formidable multi-headed guardian who tests her self-control. It's a picture book-style experience designed to engage curious readers with interactive learning and activity-based exploration of emotions. The combination of lively text and expressive drawings creates a reading experience that feels intimate, adventurous, and funny. It offers a gentle path to emotional literacy—empathy, resilience, and the idea that humor can soften even the toughest days. - Diary-driven storytelling that captures authentic emotions and voice - Myth-inspired adventures with fantastical creatures and ancient Greece flavor - Bold, playful illustrations by Katie Abey that amplify humor and energy - S