Sabrina is shocked when her Aunt Zelda's old pirate friend, Edwin "Eddie" Peas drops by and before she knows it, Sabrina is sailing the high seas searching for missing treasure with Salem, Aunt Zelda, and Eddie.; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (Numbered Paperback), 35. Audience: Children/juvenile. n n

To complete a school project, Sabrina travels back in time to meet her mother at an archaeological dig site in Egypt, trying to gather information for her paper and not interfere with her parents' meeting.; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (Numbered Paperback), 31. Audience: Young adult; Children/juvenile. n n

Sabrina's newest beau Christoval Sanchez invites her to join him on a cruise in his native Puerto Vallarta, but Sabrina's trip turns out to be anything but relaxing when Christoval is abducted by troll-like creatures.; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (Numbered Paperback), 40. Audience: Children/juvenile. n n

Returning to his hometown of Bramwell after years of wandering, mercenary Darrick Lang discovers that a dark and horrifying force has ensnared its citizens and now seeks to seize him, in a chilling novel of dark fantasy, based on the popular video game. Clean spine with cover wear. A good reading copy. n n

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0689864361 The Slayers' lives are short, and not very sweet. The Watchers' Journals are full of their tales -- their battles, their triumphs, and ultimately, their successors. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is but the latest in a long line of women warriors stretching back to the dawn of humankind. As long as there have been vampires, there has been a Slayer. Usually called in her teens, the Chosen One leads a brief life full of conflict and doom. From the Anasazi villages of A.D. 1250 to Shanghai, China, in 1866, from Hollywood in the '40s to Buffy's predecessor in Tokyo of the '90s, Slayers have always risen above their most recent defeat.