Her charm must be her very very severe lines to a hero in the story, Koyomi Araragi. We call person like her "Dokuzetsu (which means "poison tongue" in English) " in Japanese.
However, she is actually so kind and love him. Her attitude to him is the way to hide her real feelings in her mind against him.
Koyomi also understand that, so he can accept her severe attitude and enjoy conversations with her.
Such a little bit strange relationship between him and her would be the interesting point of "Bakemonogatari", I guess.
Moreover, she sometimes shows a part of her real feelings to him. This is so cute.
It's so-called "Tsundere" in Japanese otaku language which means the person who usually shows severe attitude to others but sometimes reveals kindness, or something like that.
To tell the truth, I can't completely deny that I am one of those who are attracted by "Tsundere", so I also like her.
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