On the fence

Content is limited to mild kissing and a few sweet, romantic moments between Charlie and Braden.

Physicality is limited to roughhousing between Charlie and her brothers and sports-related contact.

There is occasional mild language including words like crap, hell, and shut up.

The Lord's name is used occasionally as an exclamation.

A character mentions a party where drinking occurred, but no active use is shown.

There are no instances of self-harm or suicide content in this story.

The story is a lighthearted contemporary romance with no frightening elements.

There is no magic, witchcraft, or occult content in this contemporary setting.

The book focuses on a traditional heterosexual romance with no LGBTQ+ themes.

The story focuses on self-discovery and following one's heart, which is typical for secular YA.

There is no negative portrayal or mockery of Christianity or the church.

Charlie shows courage by being vulnerable about her past and embracing her feminine side.

Faith is not a factor in the story, and there is no mention of God.

The book highlights strong family loyalty and the protective bond between Charlie and her brothers.

Charlie works through internal feelings regarding her mother's death and learns to accept her family's choices.