Never judge a book by its cover.
We were told that as children. We were told this so we'd actually pick the book off its wooden shelf, and read the back to comprehend what the story was about in short and small sentences in hopes we get interested enough to sit down, and open the book and read what's inside.
Sadly that isn't the case. In the cruel reality we live in, we gaze at the cover, we never read the backs, we only glance at the back, just to put the book back on its shelf. But I guess we do the same with everything else too.
But that's also known as sterotyping.
Isn't it?
YOU ARE READING
Juliet & Jones
Teen FictionHer best friend is dead. His best friend is a whiskey bottle. She's the school punk who's misunderstood. He's the school nerd who's barely known. She scares everyone. He's scared of everyone. Yet somehow they found each other.
