Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover Examples Novels & Stories

History was not boring just as Camille wasn't rude, just a misunderstood pair. "Ready to go?" Camille asked, bringing her head only through the door. "Sure. Let me grab my things." They both exited the library together, making small talk. "So how was your reading?" Jacqueline coughed out a laugh. "Let's just say that I heard a very valuable lesson today." "What's that?" Camille was curious. "To never judge a book by its cover." Her words bore ambiguous meanings and they remained silent for a while, pondering.

I never knew he will be nice’ ‘Well I’ve learnt never to judge a book by its cover.’ And I’ll also be ready just incase I get shocked by anyone’s change of character as time goes by.

"You read these kind of books? I didn't bag you for the type to read these." "Don't judge a book by its cover." He smiled at me and we began to talk more. I guess this wouldn't be too bad, right? I mean, he can't hurt me anymore than I already have been. I think this could be a great friendship.

I mustered up a fake smile, trying to control my emotions before I exploded in anger. She scanned my appearance with a mischievous glint in her eyes. "What are you doing here? Did you think this place is just like any other store where you can find your $5 thrift dresses?" she intentionally raised her voice for everyone to hear and they laughed. "I told you she's simply lying. Even her attire resembled something I could purchase for a mere pittance," One of the staff members jestingly remarked. I inwardly sneered. I have always heard the saying "Don't judge a book by its cover," but not only did these women judge by appearances, but they also tore off the cover itself.

Nick had so disliked Ava. Emily had told him, she had said to him that day at the store. “..…Never judge a book by its cover. A beautiful appearance does not guarantee a captivating personality or well-written content beneath the surface; while another book might have a worn-out dust cover, it could contain hidden treasures that only those with a genuine appreciation for beauty can recognise.” Ella wore an ugly dust cover to hide her true beauty and protect herself. Nick couldn’t wait. Ignoring his straining erection, He reached for the phone. “Devlin, I need to be on a flight tonight.”

I yelled his name and that's when his eyes widened, soon the chairs fell on the ground and his hand was on my neck. His long ass fingers enveloped my neck and my heart stopped beating for a second. "How much do you know and since when do you know?" He lowered his tone making it more deep and dangerous than ever. Once a great person said in a lesson. "Don't judge a book by it's cover" I must have skipped that lecture.

“I see. Is it because I’m a mafia boss?” I looked away from him. “Well, yes. I mean, you don’t look like someone who would fancy reading. You’re hard as a rock, so I doubt that you are interested in books. You can’t blame me much,” I said defensively. Zayn opened the first book in his hand. “Dantes Tu…” he spoke fluidly in French, causing my jaw to drop on the floor. “So, future wife, never judge a book by its cover, you might be stunned at the various facets it would have.”

It was made of shining, solid silver that it sparked once it the glowing light of purple and white hit its length. Kalen's eyes widened from the sudden kick of surprise in his chest when he saw it. He couldn't believe such worthless looking thing would hide something valuable inside. The saying 'don't judge the book by its cover' was really true. And Kalen felt sorry for judging its appearance and worth in the first place.

He gave the saying 'Don't judge a book by its cover its meaning. Next to him stood Katie in a fully embellished silver gown that fitted her hourglass curves. I was jealous of her figure. She was thin in all the right places and I resembled a potato. Luckily, everyone loved potatoes. It didn't bother me though, I still showed off the little figure I had, even if my stomach wasn't as flat as it should have been. There was nothing wrong with being on the curvier side of life, that didn't mean I didn't try keeping to my diet.

, Rain stated. I smiled at her. "You know the saying that you should not judge a book by its cover but in your case you should be judged by your cover because what you are today is the best of you. Best of what you could have ever been.", Rain stated. "One thing I have learnt in my life is that you pay for your sins in this life and I seriously don't know how I am paying for them by having you.", I said as I pecked her lips. Rain laughed as I followed the lead.