Sabrina the Teenage Witch by Tania del Rio

It's like the writer thinks the reader has the memory of a goldfish.

I didn't see any of this in the first volume, but it's all over the place in this one. I noticed a lot of grammar errors and sentences that were worded a bit strange. The story seems to focus on Sabrina, Shinji, and Llandra. It seems like he's not around most of the time anyway. The romance in general for the series seems kind of meh. There is no good reason he shouldn't be able to talk to her openly about his problems. I get he's supposed to be shy, but he's also been Sabrina's friend since they were little. Now that the story has gotten going and all the important characters have been introduced, it's gained a more serious tone. I reside with three dogs in Los Angeles, California, where I can be found writing under a palm tree, expressing my inner teenager. I’ve also edited MANGAKA AMERICA (Collins Design), a gallery and tutorial book featuring some of the hottest emerging North American manga artists of the time, and am currently working on another tutorial book for Focal Press on character design. AOL Comics Alliance described my work on SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH as “One of the best and most underrated all-ages comics of the last 10 years”! Most recently, I am the author of DIARY OF A GIRL NEXT DOOR: BETTY, an illustrated novel for Archie comics. My clients include Archie Comics, Dark Horse, and Marvel.

The sequel, WARREN THE 13TH AND THE WHISPERING WOODS comes out on March 21st, 2017! I’m also a professional comic book writer and artist with 10 years experience writing and illustrating for a young audience. Hi, my name is Tania del Rio, author of the middle grade novel, WARREN THE 13TH AND THE ALL-SEEING EYE for Quirk Books.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch by Tania del Rio