Judge A Book By Its Signature: Throne of Glass

I don’t know about you, but my signature is downright ugly. And lame. Let’s not forget lame. Every time I sign my name on something, whether it be a receipt or a new credit card, I wince inside. I don’t know how people come up with such awesome pretty signatures. I’m totally out of the loop with that.

One day, after getting multiple books signed, I thought what if instead of judging a book by its cover, you judge the book by the author’s signature? Will the author’s signature attract you to the book? Will you still buy the book then?

This week, I’m featuring Throne of Glass by Sarah Maas.

I don’t like the cover of the hardcover edition of Throne of Glass. I mean, look, another pretty girl that in no way looks like a deadly assassin! She looks more like she’s posing for a picture. The paperback copy of Throne of Glass is, however, a totally different story. That book cover is epic.

Nope. In fact, I’ll glance at it and forget about it the next minute. The paperback cover, however, is a total different story. I’ll pick that one up and study it for at least two minutes.