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 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Ten Little Witches
Newest Review: ... no longer in production, it is still popular. Each episode takes us on a fascinating journey into the young witch's life, ... more  ... where we see her attempt to cope with being both a witch and a teenager at the same time; a task that seems terrifying!
Harvey, who was Sabrina's high-school boyfriend, found out that she was a witch after being at the end of many of her disastrous spells. The unusual happens when he receives an invitation through his toaster for the Festival Resort Halloween Party. It allowed him to bring one witch to celebrate the biggest holiday in the Other Realm, naturally this would be Sabrina.
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Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Ten Little Witches: A holiday read (538 words)
by - written on 15/07/08 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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On top of the fifty+ books which have been written for the Sabrina collection, several special editions have been published, one of which being Ten Little Witches. When I received it through from eBay, I couldn't wait to begin! Sabrina, played by actress Melissa Joan Hart, a teenage witch living in the mortal realm in America, initially with her two Aunts; Hilda and Zelda, and her pet cat Salem (whom was once a warlock sentenced to 100 years as a house pet for attempted world domination). Now, she attends college and stays with her friends Roxie, Morgan and Miles. Sabrina the Teenage Witch was a hit TV series in the 90s, with a total of eight series ... Read the complete review
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