SuperZero
- ISBN-10
- 0624043304
- ISBN-13
- 9780624043300
- Series
- SuperZero
- Category
- Young adult fiction, English
- Pages
- 135
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2006
- Author
- Darrel Bristow-Bovey
Description
Do you believe in superheroes? Zed does. Or at least, he does now. Zed is just an ordinary boy living an ordinary life when one day he discovers a secret box, long-hidden, crammed with clues and secrets that might just change his life forever. But can they be true? Are there really such things as superheroes and supervillians? Soon there are other mysteries to be solved - unexplained fires and cruel deaths, weird happenings at the circus, and Zed's strange conviction that slowly everyone around him seem to be somehow ... changing. But what can Zed do adout it - one small, slightly clumsy schoolboy? How can he be expected to save himself, let alone the world? And so the first adventure begins : chapter one in the untold legend of SuperZero.
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