About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is navigating a major life transition, such as starting a new school or joining a social circle that demands a shift in identity. It is an ideal choice for the teen who feels caught between two worlds, struggling to maintain old loyalties while being seduced by the power and prestige of a new, more exclusive environment. The story follows Sabrina Spellman as she leaves her mortal life behind for the Academy of Unseen Arts, exploring themes of peer pressure, moral ambiguity, and the cost of ambition. While it contains supernatural elements and a dark, gothic atmosphere, the core of the book is a grounded exploration of self-discovery and the weight of choice. Parents will appreciate the way it addresses the complexity of staying true to oneself when the path to 'fitting in' requires a compromise of values. It is best suited for older teens comfortable with occult imagery and romantic subplots.
