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Haunts in the House (Sabrina The Teenage Witch)

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Sibrena the Teenage Witch Haunts in the House is about a girl who has to try to think of a fund-raiser her school hasn't done all ready. They need money to save all the extra activites. Sibrena and her enemy Libby work together to save the school. Will this work out OK for her? If you would like to know what happens and how it all workes out read this book.
This is a good book for people who like magic and think growing up is hard.

When evil Mr. Kraft gets rid of all extra-curricular activities-even cheerleading, Sabrina knows something must be wrong. Then she finds out the school has no money in the fund. So she comes up with a fab idea............a haunted house! With specical effects, a maze and monsters popping out of everywhere, it's sure to fill up the fund. Mean while, back at home, the Spellman's have a guest. A hobgoblin. They clean, tidy, iron and wash and in return, you feed them. But Salem feels left and anger's the goblin. And when hobgoblin's get mad, they get mad. This is going to be a really scary Halloween!

This book is really interesting. When you open the book you just jump right in the story. It's about Sabrina's school life. She comes up with a great idea to help the school when in need. It's kinda spooky once you think about it! Once you've finished of course!

Sabrina can't believe that Mr Kraft is eliminating all the extra-curricular activities...even cheerleading. When she discovers there's no money to fund the programs she comes up with a great idea...a haunted-house fundraiser: The Halloween Machine. The attraction has a fun house, a maze, and special effects.

Converting an old factory into a working haunted house is no problem when you have the help of a hobgoblin-a household helper. The "hobby" does homework, balances Aunt Zelda's checkbook, polishes the siverware, and even helps Sabrina with the planning of the fundraiser-that is until Salem upsets the supportive guest. And when you upset a hobgoblin...watch out!