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	<noinclude>{{Infobox multimedia~~\|image=Saving Charlie cover.jpg\|date=December 26, 2007}}~~		<noinclude>{{Infobox multimedia
			\|image=Saving Charlie cover.jpg
			\|date=December 26, 2007
			\|author=Aury Wallington
			\|publisher=Del Rey Books
			\|pages=261
			}}
	'''''Saving Charlie''''' is a book about the relationship between [[Hiro Nakamura]] and [[Charlie Andrews]]. It is written by [[Aury Wallington]], with story by [[Jeph Loeb]], based on the series ''[[Heroes]]'' created by [[Tim Kring]]. For a summary of the book, [[Saving Charlie/summary\|see here]].		'''''Saving Charlie''''' is a book about the relationship between [[Hiro Nakamura]] and [[Charlie Andrews]]. It is written by [[Aury Wallington]], with story by [[Jeph Loeb]], based on the series ''[[Heroes]]'' created by [[Tim Kring]]. For a summary of the book, [[Saving Charlie/summary\|see here]].

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	*'''[[Bob (cook)\|Bob]]''', the cook at the [[Burnt Toast Diner]].		*'''[[Bob (cook)\|Bob]]''', the cook at the [[Burnt Toast Diner]].

	*'''[[~~Calculus~~ tutor]]''', a woman on whom [[Hiro]] has a crush.		*A '''[[calculus tutor]]''', a woman on whom [[Hiro]] has a crush.

	*'''[[Quincy Carrot-Muncher]]''', a Flemish lop-eared rabbit that [[Hiro]] and [[Charlie]] meet at the Midland Fairgrounds.		*'''[[Quincy Carrot-Muncher]]''', a Flemish lop-eared rabbit that [[Hiro]] and [[Charlie]] meet at the Midland Fairgrounds.

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	*'''[[Sammy]]''', [[Lynette]]'s eight-year-old son.		*'''[[Sammy]]''', [[Lynette]]'s eight-year-old son.

			*'''[[Shaman]]''', a Zapotec religious official who performs a [[brain removal\|trepanning]] procedure.

	*'''[[Shelby]]''', who only works at the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] on Sundays.		*'''[[Shelby]]''', who only works at the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] on Sundays.

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Mistakes: merle's last name; date of first kiss

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	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".		* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".
	* Hiro discovers that [[James Walker]]'s body has been in the morgue since [[August 19, 2006]]. If all the events of ''[[Don't Look Back]]'' happen on the same day or even around the same time, then James Walker's body would have been in his house on [[October 2, 2006]].		* Hiro discovers that [[James Walker]]'s body has been in the morgue since [[August 19, 2006]]. If all the events of ''[[Don't Look Back]]'' happen on the same day or even around the same time, then James Walker's body would have been in his house on [[October 2, 2006]].
			* In the book, [[Merle Eckels\|Merle]]'s last name is spelled both "Eckels" (Chapter 16) and "Eckles" (Chapter 44).
			* In Chapter 21, it says that Charlie and Hiro's first kiss was on [[June 28, 2006]]. In Chapter 45, it says that their first kiss was [[July 1, 2006]].

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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Trivia: separate trivia and mistakes

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	===[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]===		===[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]===
	* When Hiro and Charlie plan to go on her trip around the world, they say that they want to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] for the first stop, however in the book they all ready had gone there and started the trip.		* When Hiro and Charlie plan to go on her trip around the world, they say that they want to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] for the first stop, however in the book they all ready had gone there and started the trip.

			==Mistakes==
		⚫	* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".
		⚫	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".
		⚫	* Hiro discovers that [[James Walker]]'s body has been in the morgue since [[August 19, 2006]]. If all the events of ''[[Don't Look Back]]'' happen on the same day or even around the same time, then James Walker's body would have been in his house on [[October 2, 2006]].

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
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	* In ''[[Tabula Rasa]]'', [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] makes a [[Hiro's list\|note]] to "Save Charlie." This could be a reference to this book.		* In ''[[Tabula Rasa]]'', [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] makes a [[Hiro's list\|note]] to "Save Charlie." This could be a reference to this book.
	* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says, "[[Life isn't a fairy tale]]." This refers to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book. Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.		* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says, "[[Life isn't a fairy tale]]." This refers to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book. Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.
⚫	* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".
⚫	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".
⚫	* Hiro discovers that [[James Walker]]'s body has been in the morgue since [[August 19, 2006]]. If all the events of ''[[Don't Look Back]]'' happen on the same day or even around the same time, then James Walker's body would have been in his house on [[October 2, 2006]].

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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Trivia: date mistake

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	* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".		* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".
	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".		* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".
			* Hiro discovers that [[James Walker]]'s body has been in the morgue since [[August 19, 2006]]. If all the events of ''[[Don't Look Back]]'' happen on the same day or even around the same time, then James Walker's body would have been in his house on [[October 2, 2006]].

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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Trivia: fix link

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	* This book has scenes from the ''[[Heroes]]'' episodes: ''[[Genesis]]'', ''[[Don't Look Back]]'', ''[[Better Halves]]'', ''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'', and ''[[Six Months Ago]]''.		* This book has scenes from the ''[[Heroes]]'' episodes: ''[[Genesis]]'', ''[[Don't Look Back]]'', ''[[Better Halves]]'', ''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'', and ''[[Six Months Ago]]''.
	* In ''[[Tabula Rasa]]'', [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] makes a [[Hiro's list\|note]] to "Save Charlie." This could be a reference to this book.		* In ''[[Tabula Rasa]]'', [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] makes a [[Hiro's list\|note]] to "Save Charlie." This could be a reference to this book.
	* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says, "[[Life ~~is not~~ a fairy tale]]." This refers to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book. Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.		* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says, "[[Life isn't a fairy tale]]." This refers to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book. Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.
	* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".		* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".
	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".		* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".

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link, clean

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	* This book has scenes from the ''[[Heroes]]'' episodes: ''[[Genesis]]'', ''[[Don't Look Back]]'', ''[[Better Halves]]'', ''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'', and ''[[Six Months Ago]]''.		* This book has scenes from the ''[[Heroes]]'' episodes: ''[[Genesis]]'', ''[[Don't Look Back]]'', ''[[Better Halves]]'', ''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'', and ''[[Six Months Ago]]''.
	* In ''[[Tabula Rasa]]'', [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] makes a [[Hiro's list\|note]] to "Save Charlie." This could be a reference to this book.		* In ''[[Tabula Rasa]]'', [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] makes a [[Hiro's list\|note]] to "Save Charlie." This could be a reference to this book.
	* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says "Life is not a fairy tale," ~~referring~~ to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book; Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.		* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says, "[[Life is not a fairy tale]]." This refers to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book. Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.
	* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".		* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".
	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".		* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".

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Trivia: end quote

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	* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says "Life is not a fairy tale," referring to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book; Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.		* ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' revolves around [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]] and [[Charlie Andrews\|Charlie]]. There are several references to the book, including: when Hiro is talking about the "normal" story to [[Petey]], he says "Life is not a fairy tale," referring to [[Kaito Nakamura\|his father]]'s plaque mentioned in the book; Hiro and Charlie plan to go to [[Otsu, Japan]] on their first trip around the world, like in the book.
	* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".		* In chapter 9 of the book, there is a typo. It says "the glowing red numbers on the beside clock-radio". It should say "the glowing red numbers on the be'''d'''side clock-radio".
	* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette.		* In chapter 16, [[Lynette]]'s name is misspelled "Lyn'''n'''ette".

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==