Two Sabrinas: Magic, Morality, and the Changing Face of the Teenage Witch on Television

This book explores the many faces of Sabrina on television and how the character has evolved. It looks at how fans shaped Sabrina's legacy, examines witchcraft as a metaphor for feminism, power and resistance, and considers the occult and everyday natural magic in the stories. Lively and insightful, it will appeal to fans of both series and anyone interested in how television reflects changing times. It makes a pleasant, informative read to enjoy between viewings, or a good starting point for revisiting favourite performances. 170 pages.