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young adult paranormal romance
Series · young adult fantasy
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Novels) series by Sarah Rees Brennan has 3 books and is best read in publication order, starting with Season of the Witch (2019).
Start here: Season of the Witch (2019) — then read straight through in publication order.
The order the books were released — the default way to read the series.
Sarah Rees Brennan's trilogy of original novels sits alongside Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina series, expanding on the show's version of Sabrina Spellman rather than adapting its episodes directly. Season of the Witch (2019) follows Sabrina as she navigates her divided loyalties between the mortal world and the witch coven of Greendale in the run-up to her sixteenth birthday and the dark baptism that will claim her soul for the Church of Night. Daughter of Chaos (2019) and Path of Night (2020) continue Sabrina's story with new mysteries and darker stakes as she is drawn deeper into the world of witchcraft, demons, and the price of the power she's inherited.
Written specifically for readers of the Archie Comics-turned-Netflix property, the trilogy leans into Brennan's established strengths -- sharp teenage voice, gothic atmosphere, and a heroine caught between competing loyalties -- while functioning as tie-in fiction rather than a fully independent original series. All three novels were published by Scholastic to accompany the show's run.
Three: Season of the Witch (2019), Daughter of Chaos (2019), and Path of Night (2020), all written by Sarah Rees Brennan.
No -- they're original tie-in stories set in the same world as Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina rather than novelizations of specific episodes.
Publication order: Season of the Witch, Daughter of Chaos, Path of Night.
It helps -- the novels assume familiarity with the show's characters and setting, though they are readable as standalone dark fantasy for genre fans.
None had been announced as of this writing; the trilogy concluded with Path of Night (2020), around the same time as the Netflix show's cancellation.
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