This was a super sweet, easy read and just what I needed. 
 On the Fence centers on Charlie, a tomboy with three brothers and a neighbor boy as her best friends. She eats, sleeps, and breathes sports, watching them when she isn't playing them. She doesn't know what a mascara wand is let alone how to apply one. So when she gets in trouble and is forced to pay her father back by working in a feminine boutique, she doesn't know what to do with herself. 
 At first it's about hiding this from her brothers and he best friend Braden, so they don't have ammunition to make fun of her. However, before long, she's hiding more than just liking make up and cute clothes - she starts hiding everything about herself. 
 This was an exceptionally cute read. It was, perhaps, a little on the juvenile side so I would recommend it to high school aged teenagers. I liked how Charlie was dealing with the more girly aspects of life and not hating everything. She realized that she was judging other girls before giving them a chance. A girl like Amber, a super girly girl, wouldn't have stood a chance before but soon found her in on all Charlie's adventures. 
 Braden was a sweetie and I loved how he couldn't hide his jealousy. It was obvious to everyone except Charlie. All the boys in this were great - from her brothers to her dad to her boy, I loved them all!