its the story of a girl who wondered why people said the teenage age was so complicated and while trying to find out she makes a few mistakes, but can she correct all of them

Imagine lying to your entire school. Imagine being someone you're not. Imagine risking it all for someone you love. Erin Burkley loses her beloved older brother, Trevor, to terminal leukemia in late August. Prior to his death, Trevor, and his best friend Riley, has been accepted to attend their dream school: West Montgomery Private, famous for their rigorously intense curriculum; however, Trevor never gets the chance to live out his dream. Inscribed in his will is a simple request: let Erin attend Montgomery in his place. Simple enough... except for one petty little detail: it's an all BOYS school. With Riley's guidance, Erin must learn how to go from 'Erin' to 'Aaron' as she tries to live her out brother's dreams. Tangled in her web of lies, Erin risks getting caught and jeopardizing her chances of attending Harvard in the future. But, she loved her brother more than anyone in the world and is willing to risk it all. This heavy secret would be easier to keep, though, if she wasn't attracted to the ever-so-many charming male students at school. Slowly, ever so slowly, Erin finds herself falling for Riley but at the same time, some of her male roommates seem to be falling for her. Regardless, Erin swears to herself she'll never turn into a dude - as ridiculous as it sounds. In order to survive this dog eat dog school, she's just going to have to act like a lady and think like a boss.

For one reason or another, friends Woody , Algee , Bryshere and Keith just can't seem to seal the deal with the women in their lives. When their lovely ladies buy a book by comic Steve Harvey and start to apply its advice to their relationships, this band of brothers gets all shook up. Learning that they have been betrayed by one of their own, Woody and his friends conspire to use the book's teachings to turn the tables.