I love love love the story. There are many reasons why this book deserves a 5 star: 
 (view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)]1. Charlie is one of the boys. Her mother died when she was little so she didn't have a chance to get to know her. She felt guilty and jealous because her brothers' have memories with their mom. 
 2. It doesn't focus on the growth of one character. I saw everyone how they changed. 
 3. Charlie's family is the craziest and funniest. 
 4.Since Charlie is the only girl in the family (she has 3 brothers) there's a moment wherein I saw how guys saw their sisters. I don't know about the whole thing about brothers/sisters because I don't have a brother. 
 5. when Charlie wears makeup her brothers went wild and said "it's not you". 
 6. when her brother Nathan have a love life problem and Charlie wants to help him & gives him advice and Nathan said you're not a normal girl. 
 Do I have the right to judge the brothers? NO. But it is disheartening to see that it is the problem. I know they are just over protective of their sister but the way they see her it's just shaking my head. I think it's not also for the brothers/sisters' relationship but to everyone too. There's no so called "Normal Girl/Boy", everyone is perfect human being. 
 on the other hand, the romance in the book is eccentric. Charlie's problem wants to feel like a girl - how it feels like to treat like a girl given she don't have a mom or aunt to gives her advice and can talk girly thing. Enter Braden, her childhood friend told her she should be herself on the dating stage (because Charlie is an athletic and tough girl) but she shows to her date the other side of her which is unlikely Charlie. BUUTTTT lo and behold. No words can express whose Charlie ended up with. All I can say is I'm glad that at the end of the story she now realized and fully embrace herself.