Ben There, Done That is a novella written by Ray Garton under the pen name Joseph Locke. It was first published in 1998 and is the sixth book in the Sabrina the Teenage Witch book series.
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American hysteria!
Sabrina's Aunt Hilda has the hiccups -- and this realm may not survive. Hic! The refrigerator turns into a braying mule. Hic! The sofa turns into a backyard swing. Hic! Sabrina's cafeteria food becomes pheasant under glass. All because of Hilda's hiccups.
Sabrina's not too worried...until the books for her American History assignment on Benjamin Franklin disappear--and in their place is Mr. Franklin himself, on a twentieth-century joyride. Now "Ben" is enjoying fast food, motorcycles, VCRs and liberated women, while Sabrina's history textbooks are back in 1776--with the future course of events all laid out for our Founding Fathers. If Sabrina can't figure out how to send Ben back to the past, American history--and Sabrina's life as a semi-normal teenager--will never be the same again!