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Miles to Go
“There are multiple sides to all of us. Who we are and who we might be if we follow our dreams.�
- Miley Cyrus
Three years ago, Miley Cyrus was a virtual unknown. Her life in rural Tennessee was filled with family, friends, school, cheerleading, and the daily tasks of living on a farm. And then came a little show called Hannah Montana .
Almost overnight, Miley would rocket to superstardom, becoming a television and singing phenomenon. Quiet days were replaced with sold-out concerts, television appearances, and magazine shoots. But through it all, Miley has remained close to her family and friends and has stayed connected to the Southern roots that made her so strong.
In Miles to Go, Miley offers an honest, humorous, and often touching story of one girl's coming-of-age--from private moments with her pappy to off-roading with her dad, Billy Ray, to her run-ins with mean girls. Miley talks about suffering through drama and heartbreak and coming out the other end unscathed (relatively). And now for the first time, she will discuss it all—the milestones still left to reach (driver’s license! voting!), dreams to live out (travel to Asia! find true love!), and the lessons to be learned (remembernig to enjoy every moment!).
This is a truly unique look inside the world of one of today’s biggest and brightest stars as she tackles looking back and moving forward.
- Miley Cyrus
Three years ago, Miley Cyrus was a virtual unknown. Her life in rural Tennessee was filled with family, friends, school, cheerleading, and the daily tasks of living on a farm. And then came a little show called Hannah Montana .
Almost overnight, Miley would rocket to superstardom, becoming a television and singing phenomenon. Quiet days were replaced with sold-out concerts, television appearances, and magazine shoots. But through it all, Miley has remained close to her family and friends and has stayed connected to the Southern roots that made her so strong.
In Miles to Go, Miley offers an honest, humorous, and often touching story of one girl's coming-of-age--from private moments with her pappy to off-roading with her dad, Billy Ray, to her run-ins with mean girls. Miley talks about suffering through drama and heartbreak and coming out the other end unscathed (relatively). And now for the first time, she will discuss it all—the milestones still left to reach (driver’s license! voting!), dreams to live out (travel to Asia! find true love!), and the lessons to be learned (remembernig to enjoy every moment!).
This is a truly unique look inside the world of one of today’s biggest and brightest stars as she tackles looking back and moving forward.
272 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2009
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Miley Cyrus
92books381followersMiley Ray Cyrus (born Destiny Hope Cyrus), better known by her stage name Hannah Montana, is an American teen actress, singer, songwriter and author. Cyrus is known for starring as Miley Stewart "Hannah Montana" in the television series Hannah Montana on the Disney Channel.
Cyrus became an overnight sensation after Hannah Montana debuted in March 2006. Following the success of the show, in October 2006, a soundtrack CD was released that included tracks from the show. As of December 2007, she worked on a movie spin-off of Hannah Montana, titled Hannah Montana: The Movie.
Cyrus' solo music career began with the release of her debut album, Meet Miley Cyrus on June 23, 2007. Her sophomore album, entitled Breakout was released on July 22, 2008, which was Miley's first album that did not involve the Hannah Montana franchise.
Miley Cyrus ventured into the writing world in 2008, with the release of her autobiography dubbed "Miles to Go". The memoir discusses Cyrus' relationship with her parents, her thoughts on the media, her love life, her future ambitions and milestones she still has to reach in her life. Soon afterward, she become a number one New York Times bestselling children's author.
Cyrus became an overnight sensation after Hannah Montana debuted in March 2006. Following the success of the show, in October 2006, a soundtrack CD was released that included tracks from the show. As of December 2007, she worked on a movie spin-off of Hannah Montana, titled Hannah Montana: The Movie.
Cyrus' solo music career began with the release of her debut album, Meet Miley Cyrus on June 23, 2007. Her sophomore album, entitled Breakout was released on July 22, 2008, which was Miley's first album that did not involve the Hannah Montana franchise.
Miley Cyrus ventured into the writing world in 2008, with the release of her autobiography dubbed "Miles to Go". The memoir discusses Cyrus' relationship with her parents, her thoughts on the media, her love life, her future ambitions and milestones she still has to reach in her life. Soon afterward, she become a number one New York Times bestselling children's author.
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January 23, 2022i stole this book from the scholastic book fair in 2009
September 11, 2009
Honestly, I didn’t expect much when I started to read this. It was mostly out of curiosity since I would have loved her when I was 11. She discusses very real and important things for young girls such as bullying, not getting along with people you have to work with, feeling ugly and depressed, losing grandparents. She seems to take it all in stride and act as a good role model but I’m not sure how much of that is actually Cyrus and how much is her well-paid ghostwriter. She also talks about things that people want to hear about like her relationship with “Prince Charming� and handling fame and paparazzi. The structure and lack of certain details definitely indicates that this isn’t really a tell-anything but something designed to send a message to young girls. It was more or less what I had expected which wasn’t much.
One of the things that she makes very clear through constant quotes of Bible verses is her devoutness to God. I respected that until it came off as condescending. Her sister, who is in her 20s and lives independently, wears a purity ring because “she respects herself that much.� So other independent adults who only have sex in long-term monogamous relationships have no self-respect? I respect her attitude about abstinence but don't write off everyone else who doesn't.
She also said that “people who don’t know Jesus� make her sad. I’ve heard the good news and I’ve had too many hypocritical Christians tick me off to want to hear it again. God is great but too many of his followers suck for me to want to get involved. I think she’s too immature or closed to other people’s points of view to respect people who don’t make religious or moral choices she agrees with. For someone who works full-time in Hollywood either filming, recording or performing, I expected a more open-mind.
One of the things that she makes very clear through constant quotes of Bible verses is her devoutness to God. I respected that until it came off as condescending. Her sister, who is in her 20s and lives independently, wears a purity ring because “she respects herself that much.� So other independent adults who only have sex in long-term monogamous relationships have no self-respect? I respect her attitude about abstinence but don't write off everyone else who doesn't.
She also said that “people who don’t know Jesus� make her sad. I’ve heard the good news and I’ve had too many hypocritical Christians tick me off to want to hear it again. God is great but too many of his followers suck for me to want to get involved. I think she’s too immature or closed to other people’s points of view to respect people who don’t make religious or moral choices she agrees with. For someone who works full-time in Hollywood either filming, recording or performing, I expected a more open-mind.
March 15, 2009
The autobiography describes Ѿ’s life before and after she received the role of Hannah Montana. Miley Cyrus grew up on a farm with her family in Tennessee. She went to many places with her father during his career and even had to live in Canada for awhile. Miley always loved to entertain guests and sometimes went on stage with her father. In sixth grade, she was bullied by a group of girls and liked to escape to her horses and competitive cheerleading to get away from the nightmare. After several callbacks, she received the role of Hannah Montana on a Disney TV show; changing her life forever. She moved out to Los Angeles, and rose to stardom as a pop singer and TV star. Gradually, she brought out more of herself on the show and as a singer/songwriter. She also describes her sweet sixteen at Disney, relationships with family, friends, and love interest, stories of her faith, and gives us a peek into her life. She admits though that this is only the beginning of her career.
I liked how Ѿ’s personality showed through her writing, especially with the little side notes and lists. It was intriguing to see what it’s like to be her and to learn more about her history. I also liked how she included life morals and excerpts of songs, too. There were a lot of unexpected surprises like that she was bullied, didn’t get along with Emily at first, and has tachycardia. I feel touched by it and understand her a lot better. I hope she writes another book farther down the road.
I liked how Ѿ’s personality showed through her writing, especially with the little side notes and lists. It was intriguing to see what it’s like to be her and to learn more about her history. I also liked how she included life morals and excerpts of songs, too. There were a lot of unexpected surprises like that she was bullied, didn’t get along with Emily at first, and has tachycardia. I feel touched by it and understand her a lot better. I hope she writes another book farther down the road.
February 27, 2011
First up, I read this at a friend's sleepover, six in the morning. Sun streaming through the window, she was snoring, I didn't dare wake her up. So I grabbed a book and read.
First up--we get it, Miley. You want to look like a perfect Disney Christian. But girl, you do a lot of risque stuff and I honestly struggle to believe that you really believe in what you preach. I really struggled with the religious parts simply because they seemed so fake and staged.
There were a few nicely written parts, about how she used her left hand for creating and her right for caring, or something. And then I saw it was one of those co-written books which really frustrate me. If you can't write good material on your own, don't try and publish a book. Go practice, write rubbish first drafts, hone your skills. But don't make it look like you wrote a memoir, and then it turns out another woman wrote most of it. This is not a collaboration. It's just lazy.
She also went on and on about how terrible school was. This happens a lot in famous people's memoirs. You don't have to be a drama queen or make everything seem like the end of the world. The moments in books that show strength and courage are the powerful ones.
Basically, it felt like a staged book, a cry for sympathy and people to forget the stupid stuff she did {I have no problem with people doing stupid stuff, just hypocriteS}, an attempt to look perfect.
First up--we get it, Miley. You want to look like a perfect Disney Christian. But girl, you do a lot of risque stuff and I honestly struggle to believe that you really believe in what you preach. I really struggled with the religious parts simply because they seemed so fake and staged.
There were a few nicely written parts, about how she used her left hand for creating and her right for caring, or something. And then I saw it was one of those co-written books which really frustrate me. If you can't write good material on your own, don't try and publish a book. Go practice, write rubbish first drafts, hone your skills. But don't make it look like you wrote a memoir, and then it turns out another woman wrote most of it. This is not a collaboration. It's just lazy.
She also went on and on about how terrible school was. This happens a lot in famous people's memoirs. You don't have to be a drama queen or make everything seem like the end of the world. The moments in books that show strength and courage are the powerful ones.
Basically, it felt like a staged book, a cry for sympathy and people to forget the stupid stuff she did {I have no problem with people doing stupid stuff, just hypocriteS}, an attempt to look perfect.
March 12, 2010
This book makes me want to NOT hate Miley Cyrus. she was a normal girl before her fame. Now, i know that she isn't what people say she is, good book! read it!!! Not finished yet though!
July 15, 2010
i love this book! its like the only book i ever finished in my life. its the best. i think she should write another one! i am a HUGE fan of miley's and i think people should leave her alone and give her a chance. shes just trying to have a little fun. she waNTS TO BE A ROCK STAR. AT LEAST SHES NOT HIDING WHO SHE REALLY IS. SHES BEING HERSELF! u people just started picking on her because u have nothing elese to talk about so u take it all on all these celeberties! maby miley likes her new look! i like it! shes becoming 18. LEAVE HER ALONE! PLEASE! oh yah what i learned from this book is that nobodys perfectnot even miley cyrus and just because she looks perfect shes realy not. she has some flaws everybody does! i also learned to not love money because it buys u anything. if an atm gives u extra money than u ask for don't take it give it back. i learned many many more things from this book and remember what i said LEAVE MILEY ALONE, GIVE HER A BREAK, SHES JUST BEING HERSELF!
THANK YOU!
JADE MOOR
THANK YOU!
JADE MOOR
April 9, 2016
I don't know why, and I can't figure it out no matter how hard I try, why I find Miley Cyrus interesting. I also find her annoying. But I find most celebs annoying. I like most of her music. The upbeat songs are fun to sing to. And her show Hannah Montana really isn't so bad. I can only watch a few episodes at once, but it's mindless entertainment. Something you can just put on in the background and not really have to pay attention to. So for whatever reason I got her book from the library. She talks about her life before she became a star, how in 6th grade the kids would pick on her, and she didn't know why. She used to do cheer leading to help her escape from the bullies and was really happy when she got the part on Hannah Montana because that meant she didn't have to deal with the mean kids anymore. Do you ever wonder if people who are on TV shows get along with their cast mates? I do. Apparently, up until about season 3 of her show, she and the girl who plays her best friend didn't get along. Typical teenage drama. This is a good book for anyone who is a Miley/Hannah fan. And there's lots of pictures. I don't know about you, but when I read a book about some one's life, I like to look at pictures. So if you ever write a book about your life, include photos.
February 12, 2025
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June 21, 2009
Can I just say that this book, quite literally, has changed my life?
MILES TO GO changed my opinion of Miley, too. Judging only by her music and the magazines, my expectations for Miley (and the book) were pretty low. I thought, like a lot of other folks out there, that Miley had the "dream life" and was spoiled. I think there might even have been hints of jealousy in the way I regarded her.
That's completely all gone now. MILES TO GO makes Miley more real and brings her closer to her fans. Miley Cyrus is suddenly more down-to-earth, normal, and EXTREMELY relatable -- so relatable, in fact, that it's astonishing that someone so typical could go so far and climb such a tall ladder.
Once you've finished turning the last page, you wish there was more to Miley's story. It's the kind of fun, spunky, gotta-keep-reading book (autobio, in this case!) that you wish had an inch or more in it. I'm not saying it was uncomfortably short, I'm just saying that Miley kept me excited for the next page and so caught up in her story that I didn't want the book to EVER end.
You can tell that Miley is so humble, compassionate, and really cares about essential morals and values. She knows what she's here for, and through the pages her euphoria at performing is so clearly evident that it makes you smile.
One thing that really struck me and made Miley Cyrus, international pop star sensation, so much more likable was the fact that she performs and sings because it makes her (and a ton of people, obviously!) happy. Because she's been singing and acting since forever, and just to continue a lifetime of what she loves, she's acting on HANNAH MONTANA and producing albums.
By the end of MILES TO GO, I saw Miley Cyrus as a caring, ambitious girl who's so grounded and aspires to be so much greater than she already is in life. This is the kind of person you'd love to be friends with. The compassionate group of people out there -- a group that tends to be relatively on the smaller side.
The book also made me want to dream bigger and be the best person I can be -- trying as hard as I can, because I know there's always a reward at the end of the road. Miley taught me to aspire.
I would give a lot more now to know this girl now. Not just because I was suddenly aware of actually how popular she is, but because she shines through as such a charming, charismatic person -- and a perfect friend.
MILES TO GO changed my opinion of Miley, too. Judging only by her music and the magazines, my expectations for Miley (and the book) were pretty low. I thought, like a lot of other folks out there, that Miley had the "dream life" and was spoiled. I think there might even have been hints of jealousy in the way I regarded her.
That's completely all gone now. MILES TO GO makes Miley more real and brings her closer to her fans. Miley Cyrus is suddenly more down-to-earth, normal, and EXTREMELY relatable -- so relatable, in fact, that it's astonishing that someone so typical could go so far and climb such a tall ladder.
Once you've finished turning the last page, you wish there was more to Miley's story. It's the kind of fun, spunky, gotta-keep-reading book (autobio, in this case!) that you wish had an inch or more in it. I'm not saying it was uncomfortably short, I'm just saying that Miley kept me excited for the next page and so caught up in her story that I didn't want the book to EVER end.
You can tell that Miley is so humble, compassionate, and really cares about essential morals and values. She knows what she's here for, and through the pages her euphoria at performing is so clearly evident that it makes you smile.
One thing that really struck me and made Miley Cyrus, international pop star sensation, so much more likable was the fact that she performs and sings because it makes her (and a ton of people, obviously!) happy. Because she's been singing and acting since forever, and just to continue a lifetime of what she loves, she's acting on HANNAH MONTANA and producing albums.
By the end of MILES TO GO, I saw Miley Cyrus as a caring, ambitious girl who's so grounded and aspires to be so much greater than she already is in life. This is the kind of person you'd love to be friends with. The compassionate group of people out there -- a group that tends to be relatively on the smaller side.
The book also made me want to dream bigger and be the best person I can be -- trying as hard as I can, because I know there's always a reward at the end of the road. Miley taught me to aspire.
I would give a lot more now to know this girl now. Not just because I was suddenly aware of actually how popular she is, but because she shines through as such a charming, charismatic person -- and a perfect friend.
August 16, 2010
I only read it as a dare and still I found it as the worst book of 2010! Who really gives a care about Miley? She CANNOT write! But the real reason I gave this book only one star is becasue of her reference to God and Jesus. She says, 'I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't know Jesus'. That is terrible. Some of her fans are NOT Christians and this may provoke them to want to convert. I am a happy and proud Muslim and I DO NOT want her opinion of God. I regret ever picking up a copy and I would not waste my money.
February 13, 2017
I reread this multiple times as a younger teen and I loved it to pieces. It explains so much of her life before and she really was inspiring to me when I was younger!
April 7, 2009
I was really surpised with this book, it was much better than i expected. My mom bought it for me, i didnt really want to read it but i didnt want to hurt her feelings, but it didnt suck. Don't get me wrong, i didnt love it but still, it was good.
May 16, 2012
Have you ever felt like you really know someone but you've never actually met them?
This autobiography by Miley Cyrus gives you a real insight to what her life was like before fame. She re-tells her family life in Tennesee, her hellish experiences with bullies and her triumphs and failures of becoming a Disney starlet.
I opened this book expecting the usual stererotypical words of a young celebrity saying how wonderful they are. I thought the story would be bland and ordinary but was pleasantly surprised to read the in-depth life story that had clearly been written from the heart. Miley does not hold back in describing how stardom can be great but can also bring you down. She often referred to being lonely and feeling a great deal of pressure to perform perfectly.
I found the style of Miley's writing very informal. I felt like she was talking to me face to face. I like it that Miley wrote like this because it is different to many other books I have read (using formal language).
This book is fantastic in the way it shows the real Miley including her self-confessed flaws. This bold move from Miley in releasing a book delving so deeply into her life was inspirational. I think this book is a great read for young girls who dream of being famous as it shows the downside of showbusiness as well as what can be achieved with sheer hard work.
This autobiography by Miley Cyrus gives you a real insight to what her life was like before fame. She re-tells her family life in Tennesee, her hellish experiences with bullies and her triumphs and failures of becoming a Disney starlet.
I opened this book expecting the usual stererotypical words of a young celebrity saying how wonderful they are. I thought the story would be bland and ordinary but was pleasantly surprised to read the in-depth life story that had clearly been written from the heart. Miley does not hold back in describing how stardom can be great but can also bring you down. She often referred to being lonely and feeling a great deal of pressure to perform perfectly.
I found the style of Miley's writing very informal. I felt like she was talking to me face to face. I like it that Miley wrote like this because it is different to many other books I have read (using formal language).
This book is fantastic in the way it shows the real Miley including her self-confessed flaws. This bold move from Miley in releasing a book delving so deeply into her life was inspirational. I think this book is a great read for young girls who dream of being famous as it shows the downside of showbusiness as well as what can be achieved with sheer hard work.
December 4, 2020
A highly educational book. I recommend everyone read this at some point in their lives. The transitions between Miley and her alter ego, Hannah Montana, were so beautifully done. She truly did have the best of both worlds and you will too if you read this autobiography.
July 30, 2023
I only watch “The Voice� to see public figures like Miley Cyrus express their personal side. It does not matter that a coauthor guided her. The tone and contents are hers. Her reason for writing in 2009 was astute! She planted this marker upon her first success, while her home life was unchanged. She was mourning her Grandpa, like I am grieving my Mom and three beloved cats. She wrote �Miles To Go�, after living a year in Toronto.
I like her music and that she became vegetarian. It was compelling to watch a Tennessee country girl incrementally audition for “Hannah Montana� and land the opportunity to act and sing. She had practice in the public eye with her Dad but forged her own careers. A few years ago, I saw Elton John call her the most professional person he ever worked with. How quickly her dual careers took off, was only less impressive than her observations on valuing how she spends her time. She learned what could fit into an hour and wastes none. Best of all, her artistry is not for awards. She loves making people happy and connected through music and television and uses her platform to fundraise.
I am curious how Dolly Parton became her Godmother. A story she ought to have told is when she learned musical instruments. Does she play anything besides guitar? I relished witnessing the release of her television and first two personal music albums.
Now 30, Miley has innumerable major updates to document anew! It is amazing to know this book precedes most of the songs that became classics, like “Wrecking Ball�! Her parents and photographer would soon get flack for a seminude magazine portrait. It would make waves when she twerked with Robin Thicke and divorced Liam Hemsworth.
Uncannily, she knew Tony Bennett as a child, who recently ascended. I did not know Sinéad O’Connor warned her against sexualizing her image versus her talent in 2013, who I am sad to learn died this week, in July 2023. Ѿ’s storytelling was great and I give it four stars.
I like her music and that she became vegetarian. It was compelling to watch a Tennessee country girl incrementally audition for “Hannah Montana� and land the opportunity to act and sing. She had practice in the public eye with her Dad but forged her own careers. A few years ago, I saw Elton John call her the most professional person he ever worked with. How quickly her dual careers took off, was only less impressive than her observations on valuing how she spends her time. She learned what could fit into an hour and wastes none. Best of all, her artistry is not for awards. She loves making people happy and connected through music and television and uses her platform to fundraise.
I am curious how Dolly Parton became her Godmother. A story she ought to have told is when she learned musical instruments. Does she play anything besides guitar? I relished witnessing the release of her television and first two personal music albums.
Now 30, Miley has innumerable major updates to document anew! It is amazing to know this book precedes most of the songs that became classics, like “Wrecking Ball�! Her parents and photographer would soon get flack for a seminude magazine portrait. It would make waves when she twerked with Robin Thicke and divorced Liam Hemsworth.
Uncannily, she knew Tony Bennett as a child, who recently ascended. I did not know Sinéad O’Connor warned her against sexualizing her image versus her talent in 2013, who I am sad to learn died this week, in July 2023. Ѿ’s storytelling was great and I give it four stars.
November 19, 2013
Okay. Saw this in the library. Recalled that it was in one of those listopia lists of books to avoid, so I said why not and read a few pages.
This poor child gladly ran right into the spotlights at an impressionable age, the way a fawn is too dumb to know that you shouldn't run toward the oncoming headlights, and no one stopped her.
Now she's all delusional, thinking that she paid her dues because she had to sing at a VFW once, and she believes that she is making classic timeless music that will stand the test of time...similar to Leif Garret.
Here's some free advice you should consider before you find yourself on the wrong end of a Where Are They Now show on Lifetime that features an interview with the 40-year old you living in a trailer park talking nonsense about your plans for a comeback: First, put that tongue back into your mouth (who knows where it's been). Next, step away from the bong - no good will come of it. Finally, if Madonna did it twenty years ago, or if Justin Beebs did it 20 minutes ago, you probably don't want to do it.
Enjoy your fame, honey. You've got about 4 of those famous 15 minutes left before you and Lindsay Lohan find yourself starring in a direct-to-Netflix buddy cop flick shot on video.
This poor child gladly ran right into the spotlights at an impressionable age, the way a fawn is too dumb to know that you shouldn't run toward the oncoming headlights, and no one stopped her.
Now she's all delusional, thinking that she paid her dues because she had to sing at a VFW once, and she believes that she is making classic timeless music that will stand the test of time...similar to Leif Garret.
Here's some free advice you should consider before you find yourself on the wrong end of a Where Are They Now show on Lifetime that features an interview with the 40-year old you living in a trailer park talking nonsense about your plans for a comeback: First, put that tongue back into your mouth (who knows where it's been). Next, step away from the bong - no good will come of it. Finally, if Madonna did it twenty years ago, or if Justin Beebs did it 20 minutes ago, you probably don't want to do it.
Enjoy your fame, honey. You've got about 4 of those famous 15 minutes left before you and Lindsay Lohan find yourself starring in a direct-to-Netflix buddy cop flick shot on video.
April 26, 2009
So I read this book because my little sister is a HUGE fan of Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana - and when I say huge I mean she was one of those people that spent 250 dollars to go to Miley's Sweet 16 Birthday party at Disney. She said that the book was good, but then again, this could have been the worst book ever and she would have said its good. But I read it and she was right! It is actually pretty good! I'm the kind of person that likes to know the behind the scenes kind of stuff and this gave the behind the scenes to her life! Also, famous people - young and old - kind of fascinate me, so this book kind of fed that fascination. Just reading about the little things shes done in her young life and how they have affected her and her family was just really interesting.
October 11, 2014
This autobiography of teen sensation turned shock rocker Miley Cyrus is at once enlightening, uplifting, and saddening. It's great to see that the Hannah Montana star overcame serious adversity and attributes much of her success to her family and her Christian faith...but, when you think about what she became after this book's release, it just makes you want to cry. Miley had a lot going for her; why couldn't she have stayed on the straight and narrow? Oh, well, at least she did some great work when she was with Disney...
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February 23, 2014Yeah yeah I read it back in the Hannah Montana obsession days we all went through.
November 3, 2024
The PERFECT beach read
December 12, 2014
No soy muy fan de Miley Cyrus, a decir verdad. Pero tengo que admitir que realmente me gustó este libro. No es más que su biografía, la historia de sus 16 años. Pero creo que Miley ha atravesado por distintas experiencias que valen la pena ser contadas. Más allá de sus experiencias convirtiéndose en Hannah Montana, me ha agradado leer sus pequeñas historias que la han hecho crecer como persona y como artista. Pequeñas historias, sencillas, bonitas, agradables.
Hay un capítulo que se llama "Cazando conejos" en los que ves la verdadera esencia de Miley Cyrus. O mejor dicho, de Destiny Hope Cyrus. En ese capítulo (y en algunos otros más) conoces de dónde Miley viene. Quién es realmente ella. Qué es lo que la compone. De qué está hecha.
Miley está llena de secretos, de caídas y éxitos. Creo que a pesar de que actualmente la fama se le ha subido a la cabeza y desde mi punto de vista ha olvidado sus raíces, dentro de ella sigue estando la pequeña Miley, el cielito de papá, la hermana mediana de la familia.
Miley es muy especial. Me gustaría mucho que dentro de unos años saque una segunda parte de su biografía para ver todos los cambios que se dieron en su vida ahora que es una artista muy reconocida. Quisiera saber el porqué de todos esos cambios. Quisiera que la nueva Miley de a conocer cómo se siente respecto a los comentarios de la gente y cómo se siente ella con su cambio tan inesperado y sorprendente.
Les dejo una de mis frases favoritas del libro y una que creo que lo representa bastante:
"Existen múltiples facetas en todos nosotros. Quiénes somos y quiénes podríamos ser si perseguimos nuestros sueños."
Hay un capítulo que se llama "Cazando conejos" en los que ves la verdadera esencia de Miley Cyrus. O mejor dicho, de Destiny Hope Cyrus. En ese capítulo (y en algunos otros más) conoces de dónde Miley viene. Quién es realmente ella. Qué es lo que la compone. De qué está hecha.
Miley está llena de secretos, de caídas y éxitos. Creo que a pesar de que actualmente la fama se le ha subido a la cabeza y desde mi punto de vista ha olvidado sus raíces, dentro de ella sigue estando la pequeña Miley, el cielito de papá, la hermana mediana de la familia.
Miley es muy especial. Me gustaría mucho que dentro de unos años saque una segunda parte de su biografía para ver todos los cambios que se dieron en su vida ahora que es una artista muy reconocida. Quisiera saber el porqué de todos esos cambios. Quisiera que la nueva Miley de a conocer cómo se siente respecto a los comentarios de la gente y cómo se siente ella con su cambio tan inesperado y sorprendente.
Les dejo una de mis frases favoritas del libro y una que creo que lo representa bastante:
"Existen múltiples facetas en todos nosotros. Quiénes somos y quiénes podríamos ser si perseguimos nuestros sueños."
March 15, 2015
OVERALL IMPRESSION: I am not afraid to admit that I loved the television show Hannah Montana and was sad when it ended. This book pretty much explains how Miley Cyrus became Hanna Montana as well as her journey during and slightly after the show ended. You can definitely tell that this book was written by a younger person by the voice of the story, but I still enjoyed it and was entertained. This book will not blow you away by any means, but it was interesting to me to get an inside look at Miley Cyrus's early days. I really liked reading all of the little lists that were randomly scattered throughout the book.
I really wish that Miley would write another book. I feel like she is misunderstood. Yes, she has made some poor choices about the way she has presented herself, but I feel like she is a very kind and caring person. I have seen her on a few talk shows and it seems like she wants to express herself and have fun. I would like to see how a book about the last few years would compare and I'd really be interested to see what she would have to say now.
COVER: The cover is fine. It's a picture of Miley for a book about Miley.
I really wish that Miley would write another book. I feel like she is misunderstood. Yes, she has made some poor choices about the way she has presented herself, but I feel like she is a very kind and caring person. I have seen her on a few talk shows and it seems like she wants to express herself and have fun. I would like to see how a book about the last few years would compare and I'd really be interested to see what she would have to say now.
COVER: The cover is fine. It's a picture of Miley for a book about Miley.
January 2, 2010
This book was probably one of the worst books I've ever read in my life. But I liked it. The thing I really like about Miley Cyrus (besides her amazing, amazing songs) is that she seems so normal. She gets in trouble for doing stupid stuff that every teenaged girl does. The stories she tells are the things that your average 16-year-old imagines writing in her autobiography. Coming from one of the most famous people in the world, it's kind of refreshing. That said, there is a reason that 16-year-olds should not write books that get published. Especially not autobiographies. It's pretty ridiculous that this book exists, but I think I'm glad it does. At times I needed to take a break from being inside the head of a 16-year-old, but I like picking up Seventeen and I liked picking up Miles to Go. It's not winning any prizes anytime soon (unless the Kids Choice Awards has a book category), but it contains the line "My parents named me Destiny Hope because they believed that my destiny was to bring hope to people." So I think we can all agree that it rocks.
July 18, 2016
This book isn't necessarily bad, but it just isn't all that good. A sixteen year old writing a biography? To me, this could only result in failure.
The book was surprisingly kind of interesting, although not the height of autobiographic literature. I think that if Miley gave it a few more years and then released the book, say when she's 30 it would've been received better. But because currently she is commonly viewed as a spoiled brat (no offence) it is quite hard to believe some of the things she says in the book. Now I'm not calling her a liar, just merely pointing out that due to her public image, it's hard to take the book seriously.
The book was surprisingly kind of interesting, although not the height of autobiographic literature. I think that if Miley gave it a few more years and then released the book, say when she's 30 it would've been received better. But because currently she is commonly viewed as a spoiled brat (no offence) it is quite hard to believe some of the things she says in the book. Now I'm not calling her a liar, just merely pointing out that due to her public image, it's hard to take the book seriously.
February 25, 2024
Honestly just happy to have had finished this book. I was the biggest MC fan and Hannah Montana stan when I was a child. Got the dolls, DVDs and cds. I was on cloud 9 after begging this book from scholastic. It brings me back memories of who I was when I was younger & to now finish this knowing that MC is still thriving and happy is all I can ask for.
Love you girl!
Love you girl!
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January 8, 2020
✔️ a book written by a musician 🎤
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August 24, 201912-year-old me is satisfied. I am satisfied.
May 15, 2021
honestly it was an enjoyable book and v easy to read. was slightly confused why there were random parts just in bold for no reason, but an ace read nonetheless yeye
May 6, 2023
she really hated putting that wig on!
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