The Most Likely Club

By: Elyssa Friedland

Narrated by: Kristen Sieh

A Good Morning America Buzz Pick
A Betches Book to Add to Your Fall Reading List
A PureWow Book We Can't Wait to Read in September
A Skimm Reads Pick

A hilarious, heartfelt story about four lifelong friends determined to change their lives, come hell (terrible bosses, ex-husbands living next door) or high water (laundry...so much laundry) from the acclaimed author of Last Summer at the Golden Hotel.

Melissa Levin, Priya Chowdhury, Tara Taylor, and Suki Hammer were going places when they graduated high school in 1997. Their yearbook superlatives were Most Likely to Win the White House, Cure Cancer, Open a Michelin-Starred Restaurant, and Join the Forbes 400, respectively. Fast forward twenty-five years and nothing has gone according to plan.

Reunited at their reunion, the women rethink their younger selves. Is it too late to make their dreams come true? Fueled by nostalgia and one too many drinks, they form a pact to push through their middle-aged angst to bring their youthful aspirations to fruition, dubbing themselves the “Most Likely Girls.”

Through the ensuing highs and lows, they are reminded of the enduring bonds of friendship, the ways our childhood dreams both sustain and surprise us — and why it’s never a good idea to peak too early.

Fun read

I was looking for a fun, easy, uplifting read. That's what this book was. The characters were relatable. By the time the book was over I felt like a part of their group of friends.

Elyssa Friedlander…

Most likely to write a book I will love! Kristen Sieh performed the book beautifully.

Fun and easy

This was a fun and quick read. Predictable but sometimes that’s what you need. Characters were relatable.

Most Likely…

Being a woman who graduated in 1995 this story struck a special spot for me- Fantastic story, great friendships, great real dynamics, completely enjoyable - 5⭐️

same Ole stuff

I enjoyed the story however these stories are all starting to sound the same. four college friends, four high school friends always going back for a reunion and life has passed them by or deep rooted secrets and resentments have surfaced or four PTA mom friends where all their kids go to school together. it's always that one friend who's divorced and has to start over or the friend who from the outside looking in is perfect but husband has an affair or the perfect friend is having a nervous breakdown. good story but same Ole stuff. I can think of at least 3 other books I have read this year with the same basic "four friends" story line.