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Prom Time: Sabrina, The Teenage Witch #21

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Sabrina thinks her prom night should be...well, magical. Just like anyone else's. But Libby is planning the whole show, & that means only one person will have a wonderful time: Libby. That's just not fair!

So Sabrina decides to fight back. She conjures up a "fair wind", and soon she and Libby are both on the prom comitee. After all, it's only fair...

The fair wind isn't finished yet, though. It sweeps through every corner of every corner of school, then follows Sabrina home, with some crazy consequences. The way things are going, it'll even ruin the prom. Sabrina's got to figure out how to get things back to normal...before her prom night becomes a nightmare!

This book was really good . It made me want to keep on reading,but the thing I don't like is that it has the normal Sabrina stuff . I also recomend Age Of Aquariums .

As a big Sabrina fan, i bought this book simply because I love Sabrina. Lately, the books in the Sabrina series haven't been that good as they used to. But I think this one will change everyone's mind. Fortunately, we didn't have to endure an entire book full of disputes between Sabrina and Libby (which at first was what i thought it was going to be.) Instead, this was a funny, creative, original, and interesting novel. And come on, who doesn't like Aunt Vesta? :)

Sabrina thinks her prom night should be...well, magical. Just like anyone else's. But Libby is planning the whole show, & that means only one person will have a wonderful time: Libby. That's just not fair!

So Sabrina decides to fight back. She conjures up a "fair wind", and soon she and Libby are both on the prom comiteen. After all, it's only fair...

The fair wind isn't finished yet, though. It sweeps through every corner of every corner of school, then follows Sabrina home, with some crazy consequences. The way things are going, it'll even ruin the prom. Sabrina's got to figure out how to get things back to normal...before her prom night becomes a nightmare!

Sabrina is angry when she hears Libby's running the whole prom. Plus, her aunt is grounded and her date to the prom has to wear a stupid tux. So she conjures up a "fair wind." But then the wind won't come back! Plus, all 3 of her aunts and her dad got her a prom dress.

I enjoyed this book, but it was not as good as most Sabrina books. Sabrina is mad that Libby is making the prom unfair, so she uses a fair wind potion. But she doesn't read the fine print, and doubles the wind, making it twice as strong and unstoppable.

This book called Prom Time by Bobbie Weiss, and David Weiss is a good book. This book has two main characters Sabrina and Libby. They are fighting over who is going to be the ball of the party. Sabrina wants it this way and Libby wants the party to be her way. This may or may not be a good idea. The author wants you to know that fighting over something like that is not at all the way to sort things out. Use a different way, calmly decide what to do. I recommend this book to 5th graders and up, because it is an easy read and you can get a lot out of it. Also under the grade of 5 you won't really make a good impact on you.

It wasnt as great as 'Showdown At The Mall' or 'Prisoner Of Cabin 13' but it also wasnt as bad as 'Dogs Life'. Reading the title of the book makes you think its all about the prom when realy thats all talk untill the last chapter, what the book is actually about is a fairwind spell. The fact that Sabrina keeps been taken out to buy dresses gets boring after a while, i think this book is actually at its best at the beginning fading out as you go on. But i wouldent completly rule it out its written very well and i like the story line. I think it was better than 'Age Of Aquariums', i think all the Weiss' books seemed to drag but this was a good one.

The book was actually good when sabrina releases a fair wind then doubles it and cant get it back. since i am a sabrina fan, i have read every single one of her books, and this book kept me on the edge of my seat