No, no. Shade and I forget the author's name. Oh my god! Hey guys it's Jay and today I'm here with another top five Wednesday video. This week's topic is to name books that have inaccurate covers. So basically books that have covers that have nothing to do with the story or books that have characters on the front that don't depict the actual characters in the book, things like that. Top five Wednesday was originally created by Ginger Reads Lainey and it is now run by Sam over at Falson Tom. So I'll leave it both there links down below if you wanna check them out, as well as the Goodreads book group if you wanna join us. So without further ado, let us get started. What? The first book I'm going to show you guys is Dead Rules by Randy Russell and this book follows a girl and she ends up dying in an accident and basically she tries to kill her boyfriend in order for them to be together. How does this cover have anything to do with that? They could have done so much more with it, like it's literally just a girl's face. Like, yeah, she looks kinda creepy and she looks like she's dead but you could have done so much more with this cover. It could have been so cool. You could have literally had the girl like go and after her boyfriend or something. Like come on, let's be creative here. Not just put a random girl's face on the cover. The next book I have is Faithful by Claudia Gray. This book cover, I love just because like, can we see how shiny it is? I love it. But this book is about werewolves. Like where, how does this have anything to do with werewolves? Like yes, there is a full moon, but there's a girl. Like, the werewolf isn't even the girl. There's just this random girl on the cover. Like why? Like give me a werewolf, man, I just wanna werewolf. The next book is Perfect Chemistry by Simone Eccles. I love this book, a lot of people hate it, but it's like one of my guilty pleasures. This cover is just so bad. Like there's so much more to the story than the romance and just the cover is so cheesy and I just can't with it. Like it could have been so much better. Like I'm saying for all of these books, the cover could have been so much fucking better and it's just, it's so cheesy and just now. The next book is Shade by Jerry Smith Ready and this book is about a girl and her boyfriend ends up dying and then he won't leave her alone and he's basically like stalking her in the afterlife. But how does this cover have anything to do with that? It's literally a girl's hand with a red ribbon. Just why? I mean, it says look ties them together, deaf can't tear them apart. So I guess the ribbon is supposed to be his soul or something. I mean if we're gonna get deep with this, but yeah, he'd have done so much better. That's the theme of the video. And my final book, I've talked about how this cover bothers me so dang much. And it is Dead To You by Lisa McMahon. This book follows a nine year old boy who got kidnapped from his front lawn and now 16 years later he's returned to his family and they basically have to adjust to him returning. Book doesn't even take place in the winter so why is there like snowflakes on the eyelashes and like why is there a face? I don't, I just don't get it. Why do you do this to me, publishers? Like you could have done so much better with this. And I'm just so disappointed in it. All right guys, so that was my top five Wednesday for the most inaccurate covers. I will see you all in my next video. Good bye.