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Moving on
Miley went to Califonia and made her dream come true by acting a main role in a big TV series. Miley's dad (Billy Ray Cyrus) also played the role of Robby Stewart, Miley/Hannahs dad in the TV show. Making the whole change of community and loosing friendships worth it. (pg 18) -
Small parts in big movies
Miley Cyrus starred in the TV series Doc and movie Big Fish in her childhood years. It's what sparked her passion for acting, and how she got to be where she is today. (pg 4) -
Spotlight
Miley went on tour and opened for the Cheetah Girls' "The Party's Just Begun". Being very shy and scared to open because she didnt think anyone would know who she was going on stage for the Cheetah Girls. (pg 98-99) -
How Miley became a teen idol
In 2006 Miley was offered an audition in California for the role of Lily Truscott, Miley's best friend. She had multiple auditions and ended up getting the main role of Miley Stewart/Hannah Montana in the big TV show Hannah Montana. (pg 10) -
A big life decision
Miley had to make the decision of either staying in Tennessee where she lived her whole life and made all of her friends, or go back to California to play the role of Miley Stewart in Hannah Montana. It was Miley's biggest dream and passion to become an actress and that's exactly what she became. (pg 12) -
Embarrassment
In St.Louis Miley was onstage performing "Who Said' as she ran off the stage to puke. It was really embarrassing but it doesn't end there. During "Best Of Both Worlds" the same thing happened. (pg 107-108) -
Hole In Heart
Miley went through a Electrocardiogram and found a hole in her heart. The real problem with Miley was that she had Tachycardia (heart rate speeds are up and the body cant keep up). (pg 108) -
Losing someone important
Miley had to fly from the set of Hannah Montana to Kentucky to be with her grandfather that had lung cancer. It was really hard for Miley and Billy because of all the memories they shared together like making bacon in the morning in his log cabin. (pg 64) -
Its not easy being famous
Now that Hannah Montana is a big hit finding time for herself is harder than she expected. Going shopping is getting harder because she cant go into a store for 2 minutes without being recognized and swarmed with cameras. Miley just wants to be able to hang out with her siblings and ride her bike around the neighborhood without having to make appointments and watching the time. (pg 124-126) -
Being rejected
Miley auditioned for movie after movie with big stars like Taylor Lautner and Shirley MacLaine. She thought she would have the busiest life ever having so many movies on the go, she was wrong. Miley got rejected for "Sharkboy and Lavagirl", Tv series "The Closer" and multiple more movie castings. (pg 146-147) -
First breakup
Miley finally found her "Prince Charming" and have been together for almost a full year!! She would write him song after song to confess her love for him, its kinda what you do when you can sing. They broke up not too long after and Miley wrote "Girls Night Out" because she was so heartbroken. (pg 157) -
Growing
"You deal. You survive. You grow up and you build a career. And you remember these big/little hardships. They make you human." Miley is finally growing older and realizing what life is about. (pg 170) -
Peforming for cancer patients
During the Cheetah girls performance, Miley sang for cancer patients. Ever since that experience Miley waned to do that for her own shows. Everyone was giving a dollar to "City Of Hope" to help people suffering with Cancer get the treatments they need to live. (pg 190) -
The climb
Miley started shooting for the Hannah Montana movie. She was so excited to read the script knowing that it wasn't just going to be a really long episode of Hannah Montana, like she thought. (pg 209) -
Nearing the end
The "Best Of Both Worlds" tour, the last scene for Hannah Montana, "Breakout" album was released and Miley was going back to Tennessee. (pg 230) -
Slowing Down
Miley lived the dream she wanted to dream. She was a successful actress and singer and did everything she could to make people happy with her career. (pg 263)
