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All you need is a love spell by Randi Reisfeld · Booklabria

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All you need is a love spell

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All you need is a love spell

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Sabrina the Teenage WitchBook 7 of 45

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 4
Series: Sabrina the Teenage Witch, 7

Synopsis

Sabrina just can't figure it out. All of the sudden, her entire school has been bitten by the love bug. Everyone is pairing off--but with the wrong people! Even Libby, Miss Super Cool, has fallen head over heels for the biggest nerd in the school! Sabrina laughs it all off until Harvey--her very own Harvey--gets a case for someone else!

Subjects: Children's fiction
Magic
Love
Witchcraft
Witches
Valentine's Day

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