Don't Judge The Book By Its Cover Novels & Stories

I went in, bowing my head a bit. “Oh, wow… you shouldn’t actually judge a book by its cover. The interiors here are actually lethal… giving old money vibes… the crystal chandelier should definitely cost a fortune…” I glanced around, surprise choking me. “What? You don’t like it?” he asked. “Oh, me? I do… really do… just so surprising it looks so great on the inside and looks… you know… whatever that was outside…” I muttered. “Oh, fair… thought you didn’t like it…” he added.

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.

He’s going through a lot. “And.. I have another problem..” He said while scratching his head. “but you’re too young to understand, so..” He stared at me and smirked as he stood up and fixed his suit. I raised my eyebrows. I wonder what the problem is. This made me realize that you should really never judge a book from its cover. What you see is really not the truth most of the time. People are most likely to pretend. Some people like to make other people believe that everything is fine.

she very nearly spat the last word, gesturing to her eyes, pretty features curling into slight anger that he thinks doesn’t look so right on such a lovely young face. “And I think it's really stupid to judge a person based on their looks... Your Highness,” was his flat reply, “with all due respect, have you ever heard of the saying ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’? So what if you have red eyes?” “…hmph, if anyone thinks the same way as you do then, maybe I would not be abandoned here in the first place,” she muttered out loud, taking a longer sip on her teacup to keep herself from saying more.

I tried with a smile. He remained unamused. “Come on, we can still try it out, they had so many glowing reviews so it might be the case of don’t judge a book by its cover” “Reviews that were no doubt added by family members, and if that were not the case I cannot be caught dead in a place like this” he all but rolled his eyes making me laugh. “Don’t worry your reputation will survive and the world would still quake at the sight of you even if word got out that you were spotted at a two-star dinner”

He moved his eyebrow while giving me a gesture—a good start. "I all wanted to say a newbie became the king of legends in the business." I parted my hand while turning all my attention to Mr. Aiden. "Then, who are you to judge me?" I gritted my teeth as I shared a look with Nick. He cleared his throat while trying to reply to me. "All I want to say is don't judge the book by its cover!" I parted my hands while shrugging my shoulder "Either an experienced person or a newbie, the person must have a passion to win." I clenched my fist under the pose of winning.

“That dress is worth more than a million, Ms. If you mess it up, you have to pay for the damage.” Stella’s eyes narrowed as she looked at the saleslady. She was insulted by the way she looked at her. Because she was wearing only a simple t-shirt and pants and rubber shoes, she looked like she had no money. She also didn’t have a handbag with her because it was carried by Alex, who chose to stay outside the boutique. “Do you know the saying don’t judge a book by its cover?” “That’s an old strategy, Miss. If you really have money, just pay what you’ve already touched,” the woman answered flatly.

"Even if Chris turns out to be some evil man maltreating my mother, you still want to be with him." Ellie thought about it for a while, then she shook her head. "Chris can't be evil. Someone as handsome as that, can be anything but evil." June rolled her eyes again. "And there you go judging a book by it's cover." Ellie shrugged. "What's wrong with that? A book cover is a very good representation of what the book will contains." June sighed. It was useless trying to win a point against Ellie. There was only one way she could make Ellie return the food with submitting to her.

She always had that ability. On the surface, she seemed delicate. In reality, she was strong and determined. A typical example of how wrong it was to judge a book by its cover!

She looked so innocent, yet her actions said otherwise. Now, the saying 'don't judge a book by its cover' really applies to this situation. He was afraid of falling for a second Rose. In the end, he fell for something worse. Shaking his head with a sigh, Rock walked over to the couch and grabbed his suit jacket, gripping it tight as he stared at the lady one more time before he turned and exited the room. Although turning his back on her hurts him, however, that was the only thing he could do right now. He already had a trust issue to begin with and anyone in his position needs to be extremely careful with whomever they trust their heart with.