Sometimes it's nice to step back from the types of books that feature major mysteries, violence, death and so on and to read something that is just plain fun. The Sabrina: The Teenage Witch (original version of Sabrina) are just that type of book.
(The Sabrina in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is like a somewhat evil twin of Sabrina: The Teenage Witch. That series is very, very dark and has things that the original Sabrina would not, I believe, become involved with under any conditions.)
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Anyhow, Halloween is coming and the school's cafeteria needs to be decorated for Halloween where there will be a party. Libby and Cee Cee are their usual ultra-nasty selves. Libby is going to have her own party and, of course, doesn't want Sabrina there.
So, Sabrina works on Zelda and Hilda until they decide she can have a party. A party with real monsters from various movies as the theme.
This would work wonderfully except for two problems. Libby plans to show up and sabotage the party. Sabrina's Aunt Vesta shows up and her concept of fun doesn't exactly fit the teenage mindset so one heck of a lot of things go wrong. There might, though, be one person who can help her out.
It's a fun read, relaxing in a way. Definitely a change-of-pace from the books I've been reading lately.