Does a books cover influence you?
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When looking for older books, sometimes the best ones I have ever read were the simple hardback books, where the only thing on the cover was the title. So in a way, the cover gave you no chance to judge the book without having to actually read it.
Recently I've noticed than many new books that have come out in the young adult fiction category have a drawing of some girl looking angry or sad. I have seen at least 8 separate series that have covers featuring angsty looking girls with long hair, and in my opinion, that does not convey the theme of the book well. I always give the books a chance and read through the description before deciding, but when all of the books look similar it is a turn off. Has anyone else noticed the increasingly similar cover designs lately?
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