Suzanne Harper

Hannah may have taken Malibu by storm, but Miley is still a small-town girl at heart. So when she gets the chance to headline at the largest rodeo in the country down in Texas, she, Robby, Jackson, Lilly, and Oliver are on a plane quicker than you can say "yeehaw." But Miley soon discovers that everything--including the drama--is bigger in Texas. As it turns out, headlining a week-long rodeo involves a lot more than she bargained for. Hannah must judge the Miss Rodeo contest and kick off the festivities by roping a cow The funny thing? Miley is actually loving it She feels more at home than she has since becoming a huge pop star But not everyone is having as much fun. It turns out Lilly (in disguise as the always supportive Lola Luftnagle) is a bit horse shy--not good when Hannah and Lola have been asked to be part of a horse parade Meanwhile, Oliver and Jackson find trouble of their own when they meet a cowgirl who is as tough as her spurs.And between the roping and the singing, Miley runs into someone from her past--a girl who used to be Miley's hero back in Tennessee. It seems Miley isn't the only one who has changed. As Miley finds out more and more about her old friend, she begins to wonder if the cost of stardom is too high. Will she trade in her microphone for chaps and return to her roots? Or will she find a way to bring a touch of Southern comfort to her Malibu life?

It's summer vacation, and Miley Stewart is seriously stoked about three months with no homework, cafeteria food, or early morning alarms. Even better: Miley's crush of the moment, Aussie surfer Talen Wright, will be riding the waves in the Breakpoint Surf Series--a major surfing competition being held in her hometown of Malibu. When Hannah Montana is asked to perform at the Surf Series' closing ceremonies, the stage seems perfectly set for fun in the sun ...Then Miley learns that all her time onstage as Hannah Montana has caused some setbacks at school. Instead of hanging out on the beach, she'll be making up work in the classroom for two whole weeks In a surprise twist of fate, Talen and Miley end up in the same summer school class--but so does his ex-girlfriend, who isn't quite ready to let Talen go. As the summer heats up, so does the drama Will Miley find a way to hang ten with Talen--or have a major wipeout?In this new story based on the hit television show Hannah Montana, Suzanne Harper invites listeners to soak up the Malibu sun with Miley and the gang.

Hannah Montana is used to hard work and tough schedules. But Miley Stewart could use a break. Lucky for her, summer is here, and she and the family are heading east to Nantucket, Massachusetts, for some serious R&R. Even better? Lilly and Oliver will be coming, too, although they are going for more educational purposes--their parents want them to get extra credit by completing a science program set on the high seas. But even with learning on the agenda, the friends are stoked.Soon, the Stewarts and company are settling into life on the Atlantic. There is so much to do Sailing lessons, bike rides, lazy days on the beach--oh, and a Hannah photo shoot that turns out to be a big headache. But Miley is determined to stay serene, and when she meets a sailor named Sam, she finds herself getting swept up in the sun, sand, and fun of a New England summer.The third original Hannah Montana story heats up the summer with a classic tale of island adventure

Poppy Malone isthe only normal personin her family. Poppy doesn't believe in ghosts or vampires or mermaids or any of that stuff--not if it can't be proved with real science. So what happens when she actually sees a ghost? And not just one, but a whole graveyard full of them? And what happens when the ghosts actually move into Poppy's house? Poppy needs to come up with the plan of a lifetime

Goblins? Where's the proof?Poppy Malone wasn't the kind of girl who saw goblins. That was what made the whole thing so strange. If it had been anyone else in her family--her parents or Will or Franny or even Rolly, who was only five--it would have made much more sense.But they didn't go into the attic on that hot June afternoon, and Poppy did. And that made all the difference.

Kate Sanderson has been burned by love. From now on, she thinks, I will control my own destiny, and I will be reasoned and rational. But life has other things in store for Kate. Namely, a summer abroad studying Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet in the very town where the star-crossed lovers met, Verona, Italy. Kate is thrown together with two other American teens and three Italians for a special seminar--and for volunteer duty at the Juliet Club, where they answer letters from the lovelorn around the world. Can Kate's cool logic withstand the most romantic summer ever? Especially when faced with the ever-so-charming Giacomo and his entrancing eyes . . . ?

How do you ignore a ghost?Sparrow Delaney absolutely, positively does not want to be a medium like her six older sisters, her mother, and her grandmother. She does not want to see, hear, smell, or talk to ghosts. If she sticks to her rules and doesn't let anyone know that she can do all those things--everywhere, all the time--Sparrow just might pass as a normal tenth grader at her new high school. She makes a new best friend and meets an irritatingly appealing guy in her history class. But when another boy catches her eye, all Sparrow's dreams of being ordinary go up in smoke. Because this boy is a dead one--a persistent, charming, infuriating ghost, who won't let her be until she agrees to help him Move On.