On the Fence is a really cute story about Charlotte "Charlie" Reynolds growing up. This is my least favourite of Kasie West's books that I've read so far but I still had a nice time reading about Charlie and the people in her life, old and new. 
 The beginning of the story grated on me a bit, as Charlie constantly had to comment on sports and about how much of a tomboy she was. Like, I get it Charlie, you love sports and know more than the average girl. I can relate to her a lot in this regard because I've always been a huge sports player and watcher, but it was annoying having it thrown in my face over and over again. This also happened with her in regards to her lack of skills in clothing and make up. But she finally settled down a little bit and it was nice to see her trying new things and taking a chance on new people. 
 I loved the interactions between Charlie, Braden and her brothers. I love seeing those brother/sister dynamics and I was always smiling when they were on the page. Her transition from best friend to something more with Braden was super sweet and swoony. 
 I think this book might have felt a little young for me, but it was a cute, fun story overall.