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It's the summer holidays and the Wildcat's team needs to find summer jobs - each for different reasons. When Troy receives a call telling him about their summer student programme he mentions all his friends. Little do they know that they will be working at the place owned by Sharpay and Ryan's parents. The summer starts off to an okay start but when Troy starts getting privileges he doesn't understand why his friends are annoyed.

I read some of the other reviews and they've pretty much said that this slightly differs from the film. I admit it's been a while since I've seen it but the book read pretty much as I remember the film.

The characters really show their true self in this book. Sharpay is even more cattier and determined to get what she wants. Ryan realises he doesn't have to be at his sister's beck and call and can enjoy himself. The wildcats are determined to stick together until one breaks ranks. ( )

this book is good in every way good for young boys and girls and all you teenagers out there. ( )