The characters in Putting Boys on the Ledge are superficial. The plot is sadly predictable, and the self-objectification will have any self-respecting reader wanting to bang their head on the wall. I have to disagree with other reviewers who thought it was cute. Teens deserve well-developed character, too.

This book was definitely funny, I enjoyed the ending, and I may check out the others in the series. However I do have to mention that it was very cringey, very early 2000's, and you can definitely tell the characters are only 14 lol. That last part I don't fault it for, but just wanted to mention that it's very true to the targeted age and also a clean romance.

Didn't like the writing or the way things were executed in this book. I'm clearly not the demographic but since I've read plenty of MG before and enjoyed it immensely, I thought I'd enjoy this as well. Unfortunately I did not enjoy this at all.

I really enjoyed this series and out of them all, I enjoyed this book the most. The writing style is a little different but I enjoyed it all the same. I will say it was a bit slow in the beginning but after that it was amazing.

I found Rowe through her paranormal romances. She's so funny and creative. I had the opportunity to read Putting Boys on the Ledge and am pleased I took it. I'm so not the demographic being neither a teen, nor the mother of a teen and yet I thoroughly enjoyed the book. I loved the positive message the story sent to girls to be strong in their own right and not determine their self worth by what boys think. I highly recommend this book to anyone.