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Thor’s Journey

October 28, 2026•1 min read

A long time ago there was a god called Thor or called the god of thunder.He had a very powerful hammer, which was called McJorlyn.He had a brother called Loki and was very strong.

This story includes overcoming a monster in the city of Asgard.

Years before, Thor’s sister (Hela) had destroyed his hammer.

This had angered him. How will he get his hammer back?

Since Thor was weak now, he needed to get his hammer back in order to get his revenge.He had to get his hammer back or he would be beaten.

He used the help of a fortune teller to locate his magical powerful hammer, eventually finding it buried under sand in a city once destroyed by his father.

On retrieving his hammer, he heard of a beast set to destroy his home.

Returning to Asgard, he saw it, a snake wrapped around his father’s neck.

Taking his hammer, he swung at his head, pulverising the reptile and freeing his father from death.

His sister and his revenge would wait for another day….

Published with Permission of Beckfoot Heaton Primary School.

Kate

Kate

Kate Markland is a former award-winning physiotherapist with twenty years of clinical experience, the founder of StoryQuest Global, and the co-author of the international bestselling Adventures of Gabriel children's book series. She developed the StoryQuest methodology from clinical listening principles built across two decades of practice. Taken into schools across the UK, it achieved 100% engagement across 465 children in nine schools with zero behavioural incidents, including children with SEND, EAL learners, and reluctant writers. The research was conducted using Classic Grounded Theory across 318 children, identifying seven self-leadership transformations. It has been presented to the British Psychological Society, accepted by UK Parliament, and submitted to UNICEF. The methodology was built during the hardest period of Kate's life. One hour a week on FaceTime with her son. No desk. No classroom. No permission. What came out of that constraint became an Amazon number one bestseller, a validated research framework, and a movement now reaching schools and families across the UK, India, Pakistan, Canada, the United States, Nigeria, and Australia. Kate has been featured on BBC News, Times Radio, and in international publications across multiple countries. She has submitted evidence to the Justice Committee, the Independent Review of Social Work Regulation, and the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee. She was awarded the PhysioTimes Women in Leadership Award. She was told she was the danger. She built the proof that she was the answer.

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