Sometimes it happens that the cover doesn't live up to the lines inside. When you read the book you notice that it is a great treasure, and that it has been worth it
A presentation says a lot of things but sometimes we shouldn't get carried away just by what we see, it's good to read it so we can know if it's worth it.
When you read the first chapter, you know roughly whether the content is worth continuing to read. Everyone pays for this according to their own taste. Because what one person likes, the other thinks is bad or mediocre.
If you can judge by what a book has on the outside, the presentation is worth a lot, however those who like to read will know well that what a book has outside is only a matter of luxury and appearances, the real pleasure is in reading a text with fascination.
I am a person who reads comments or opinions to have a small basis of what I am going to read and thus give it a greater opportunity or not, even if this may be subjective.!!
It's a bit complicated, I think, sometimes it happens with movies that, although you see the trailer and it seems promising, but many times when you saw it, it wasn't what it seemed. In many cases this is the case with books, and you just have to take a chance.
The outside of a book doesn't mean much to me, although I do pay attention to the title rather than an image. If I like the title, this is how I'll buy it.
Figuratively, this sentence is true, as in “don't look at people's looks to know who they are”, but as long as it's actually about books, I think that cover is very important. I'm guided by the title, illustration, author and short content to decide whether to take it home or not.