Hush, Hush
In the book Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick, the main character Nora is having suspicions about her biology partner, Patch, and she has all the reason to. Patch has been a very dangerous person, or at least seemed very sketchy. But in the end of the book Patch seems to end up the"good guy." This is an example of not judging a book by its cover.
For example in the book, the main character is at first very what it seems like scared of Patch. For example in the book it says" That guy gives me the creeps,need to ice him out he could be dangerous,with his clothes,and don't even get me started about the hair." this shows that just by judging someone by their appearance you can come up with this whole big idea about something that is not even true.
In the end of the book it turns out to be the boy that Nora thought was sweet and had a crush on that tried to kill her. As you can see you cant always judge a book by its cover because often you could be very wrong.
For example in the book, the main character is at first very what it seems like scared of Patch. For example in the book it says" That guy gives me the creeps,need to ice him out he could be dangerous,with his clothes,and don't even get me started about the hair." this shows that just by judging someone by their appearance you can come up with this whole big idea about something that is not even true.
In the end of the book it turns out to be the boy that Nora thought was sweet and had a crush on that tried to kill her. As you can see you cant always judge a book by its cover because often you could be very wrong.
wow, nice example, this book has an interesting title, do you have any clue why it's called Hush, Hush?
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