Sabrina the Teenage Witch Books in Order

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The Sabrina the Teenage Witch series by Diana G. Gallagher includes 16 books published between 1997–2002.

Books in this series

Ordered by first publication where known. The official numbering for this series is incomplete in our sources, so we don't show series numbers we can't verify.

  1. Showdown at the Mall

    1997 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina is determined to succeed in the Teen Work Weekend project at the mall on mortal terms, though she uses a bit of magic to secure a job at the…

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  2. Halloween Havoc

    1997 · Diana G. Gallagher

    When Sabrina's mischievous Aunt Vesta throws a real witch's party, Sabrina's rival, Libby, leaves her own tame Halloween party to attend. Libby…

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  3. Lotsa Luck

    1998 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina is down on her luck and when she uses a magic spell to make a real lucky charm, her life spins out of control.

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  4. Harvest Moon (Sabrina, the Teenage Witch)

    1998 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina faces competition for control of the Harvest Moon dance when Libby Chessler, a popular TV star who has secured funding for the event,…

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  5. Now You See Her, Now You Don't

    1998 · Diana G. Gallagher

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  6. Sabrina Goes to Rome

    1998 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina Goes to Rome is a novel in the Archway paperback series, based on characters from Archie Comics and the television series Sabrina, the…

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  8. Shamrock Shenanigans (Sabrina, the Teenage Witch)

    1999 · Diana G. Gallagher

    When Sabrina discovers a leprechaun in her kitchen, a casual comment sets off a magical dilemma. She must retrieve the King of the Leprechauns' gold,…

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  9. Bridal Bedlam (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)

    1999 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina attempts to teach her Aunt Vesta how to perform household tasks as a mortal in preparation for Vesta's fiancé's visit. The situation becomes…

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  10. Mummy Dearest

    2000 · Diana G. Gallagher

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  11. Reality check

    2000 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Reality Check is a paperback novel based on the television series Sabrina, the teenage witch, which was created for television by Neil Scovell and…

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  12. From the Horse's Mouth

    2001 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina faces the challenge of mastering basic horsemanship within a two-week timeframe. She receives unexpected assistance from her horse, Mission…

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  13. Dream Boat

    2001 · Diana G. Gallagher

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  14. Pirate Pandemonium

    2001 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Pirate Edwin Peas seeks help from his old friend Aunt Zelda after King Feargus II of Ootnanni captures part of his crew and demands the return of…

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  15. Wake-Up Call

    2001 · Diana G. Gallagher

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  16. Tiger tale

    2002 · Diana G. Gallagher

    Sabrina attempts to win the attention of a young lion tamer while simultaneously rescuing three tiger cubs in danger. The story centers on her…

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Frequently asked questions

What order should I read the Sabrina the Teenage Witch books in?

Read them in publication order — the list above is sorted by first publication where known, starting with “Showdown at the Mall”.

How many books are in the Sabrina the Teenage Witch series?

We list 16 books by Diana G. Gallagher , published between 1997–2002.

Where can I buy the Sabrina the Teenage Witch books?

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Reading order compiled from author/publisher guidance and verified bibliographic data. Spotted a wrong order, a missing book, or any other mistake? and we'll correct it.