Heroes

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Heroes: Saving Charlie - Rated
I couldn't put this down - I read it over a couple of days. Although not the best written book ever - in fact sometimes it becomes downright cheesy - Heroes: Saving Charlie is a great read to help fill the gap until the new series of Heroes arrives.

It does give an insight into Hiro's life before he discovered his powers - and expands on the relationship he had as a boy and as a teenager with his father and his sister, without getting too melancholy or gritty.

It is written with sufficient pace to keep the reader interested, and I could visualise the situations as I read them.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. If you are a fan of the TV Series, you can't go far wrong.

I hope there are to be more of the same with other characters.

Hiro's Story - Rated
Heroes: Saving Charlie is a book based on the television show Heroes.
It delves into the encounter between Hiro and Charlie, and investigates events both on screen, and what happens in between the scenes shown on screen.
If you can bypass the constant references to scenes in the tv show, and handle the flick back and forth between times (in true Hiro style), then it's an enjoyable read.
However it focuses alot more on the relationship between Hiro and Charlie, than on the superpowers themselves.