Let's just ignore the cover for this book shall we? 
 It has nothing to do with either Charlie, Braden or the story. 
 Anyway... Charlie, is your classic tomboy. 
 Her mother died when she was young so she grew up with her father and her three older brother and her neighbour Braden who is basically like her fourth brother. 
 She loves sports, has only guy friends, dresses athleticaly and doesn't wear make up. 
 She is just one of the boys. 
 That is all until one day her father wants her to take responsibilitiesof her actions and finds a job to pay of the speeding tickets she got. 
 So she finds a job in a cute little boutique where she learns how to dress more feminine and even finds some girls she really likes and befriends. 
 This one was my favorite of her books and read it in one sittings (as all the books of hers I've read), the only thing that bugs me about them are the secrets. 
 As in all the other books our female character was beeing honest all her life and never hid anything from her family and friends until something happened that changed that. 
 Something so minor they keept secret, that make the others mad but not enough for her not to be redimable and everytime they are just some stupid thing that is just like an information they didn't share. 
 In this one it was that she started wearing more girly clothes and that she stood model for makeup in the store she worked for. 
 Why keeping something unimportant a secret?? 
 Who would get mad about that? 
 You are a girl. You can do what ever you want. 
 Sidenote, it's even better the second time around!