The Surf Series is coming to Malibu and that means boards, boys... and summer concerts. The major competition hosts some of the hottest international young talent on the waves—including Miley's crush of the moment—Australian-born Talen Wright. So when Hannah Montana is asked by the Surf Series organizers to perform live on the beach, Miley is stoked. It's the perfect way to get close to all the action and Talen. But then Miley learns that all her time on the road has caused a few setbacks at school and so she will have to do some make up work—over the summer! Luckily, her father has managed a way to get her some private tutoring and when she arrives on her first day, she learns that for the two weeks the Surf Series is in town, some of the competitors—including Talen—will be joining in on the informal classes.
Soon, Miley and Talen are spending more and more time together, in the classroom and on the waves as Talen teaches Miley to surf. As the days go by, Miley learns that Talen is super chill and not at all into fame. In fact, he is especially wary after his last girlfriend turned out to be a major liar who only dated him for the publicity. Miley is worried that as soon as Talen learns she is Hannah Montana, he'll paddle far far away. Meanwhile, she still needs to get good grades from her tutor, prepare for her first major beach concert, and cheer on Lilly who is competing in the beginner round of competition—against Talen's ex! With all the drama, will Miley have a major wipe-out or manage to score the perfect wave?
Suzanne Harper has published two young adult novels, The Secret Life of Sparrow Delaney and The Juliet Club. She is currently working on a third young adult novel and a middle-grade series.
She has also written three original novels based on the Hannah Montana TV series (Rock the Waves, In the Loop, and Swept Up) and a number of novels (under the pen name N. B. Grace) based on High School Musical.
Her nonfiction books include: Boitano’s Edge: Inside the Real World of Figure Skating (with Olympic gold medalist Brian Boitano), The Real Spy's Guide to Becoming a Spy (with Peter Earnest, executive director of the International Spy Museum), Terrorists, Tornados,and Tsunamis: How to Prepare for Life’s Danger Zones (with Lt. Col. John C. Orndorff), and Hands On! 33 More Things Every Girl Should Know: Skills for Living Your Life from 33 Extraordinary Women.
She earned bachelor's degrees in journalism and English from the University of Texas-Austin and a master's degree in creative writing from the University of Southern California. She now lives in New York City.
Much like the theatrically released movie did to Lizzie McGuire, this book is an iconic Disney show minus what made it great. Sure, the characters and situations are there, but, it feels different--too different, for my tastes--and there wasn't any comedy. It was interesting to read about Miley Stewart's early years, though. Unless you're a Hannah Montana fanatic, I'd suggest sticking with the show...and that's a longtime Disney Channel fan talking.
A very good boom about Hannah who learns how to live a double life. These book are based on Miley Cyrus tv show Hannah montana and hannah Montana forever.
3.75 stars. In this book, Miley and Jackson attempt to plan for summer vacation. Both siblings' plans are slightly altered as Miley must attend summer school, and Jackson must go to work. Miley is in summer school with none other than her new crush Talen Wright. Jackson for his part coaxes Oliver to take over his shifts at work. Overall, this book is a relaxing and enjoyable read. I appreciated that the storyline of this book is entirely different from the ones played out on the Hannah Montana TV series on the Disney Channel. I also thoroughly enjoyed the visual imagery described in the book.
well i can say that this book is ok!i just finished this book not to long ago and yes i was so freaking bored that i just picked up any book and started reading it....what miley(a.k.a. hannah montana)does in this story is get summer skool for two weeks and doesn't like it very much because she just found out that she has to do a concert for a surfer contest which there for there is a boy in there that she like's..and than when she finds out that she's has to canle it she is very upset so she try's to make a plan that will help her promble!!!
One thing thats was interesting about this book is that its not like Hannah Montana whats I liked about it was that it was romantic and you can relate to this book. the characters are Tylon Miley Lily Oliver Jesica and Jack. And the Plot is that Hannah has to meet Tylon and Tylon likes Hannah but she wants him to like Miley. And there are so suprises in the book you will never know.
This story is about Miley's 3-month school vacation. Her hopes are dashed when she is sent to summer school during that time. But when she goes there, she meets somebody and her holidays get better. I enjoyed this book because I like Miley Cyrus and Hannah Montanna. All her fans should read this book:)
Most of the disney books are very weak and not interesting but this one used colorful language and helped describe the scene. It also made the connection between the world of Hannah Montanna and the world of Miley Stewart seem more interesting and alot more strong.
Cheerful and bubbly. It was written better than I was expecting. It was nice to break up the glum stuff I have been reading lately with something crazy. Very light-hearted and fun. Not a serious pick but this one would be good for teen ladyfolk. =)
This wasn't written by any one in any way affiliated with the television show, which basically means I could write a better version of a Hannah Montana episode because I'm privy to the standard formula/dialogue/etc. But I mean, it's a Hannah Montana story so like, whatya expect?!