Boy Most Likely To

Huntley Fitzpatrick, author of the award-shortlisted and highly-acclaimed My Life Next Door, always wanted to be a writer ever since growing up in the small costal town of Connecticut. She worked as an editor on teen titles at Harlequin before becoming a full time YA writer. She is also the author of the contemporary YA romances What I Thought Was True and My Life Next Door. She sadly passed away in 2022.Huntleyfitzpatrick.com

An almost perfect summer romance', Kirkus Reviews'‘A must for collections that can't keep Sarah Dessen, Stephanie Perkins, or YA summer romance titles on the shelves', Booklist'Arguably one of the best young adult novels out there. Once you pick it up, you will not want to put it down'', Teen Reads'‘Fitzpatrick once again evokes the dizzying heights of adolescent passion while remaining down-to-earth’', Publishers Weekly, starred review"Oh, Huntley Fitzpatrick. You always know how to give my feminist heart a little romance. Thankfully we get to go back next door . . . with The Boy Most Likely To, a [companion] to the swoon-filled My Life Next Door."–Bustle"Heartfelt . . . The well-defined characters, splashes of humor, and emotional entanglements of Fitzpatrick's previous works reappear in full force."–Publishers Weekly"Pitch-perfect . . . Like Dessen or Blume, [Fitzpatrick] doesn't shy away from real high school life."–South Coast Today"Utterly irresistible–a love story you'll fall hard for."–Deb Caletti, author of National Book Award Finalist Honey, Baby, Sweetheart"A book everyone should read, regardless of age. A big-hearted, brave story filled with keen emotional insight, struggle, and utterly beautiful writing."–Kristan Higgins, New York Times bestselling author of If You Only Knew"A mesmerizing romance between two teens, completely lost in opposite ways, who find themselves in each other. I couldn't put it down."–Jennifer Echols, award-winning author of Forget You and Going Too Far"A wild, chaotic, crazy-awesome ride with characters who feel as familiar as home. When I hit the end, I wanted to start over and read it all again."–Trish Doller, author of Something Like Normal