Top Ten Tuesday: Looks can be deceiving!

 A feature hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. 

This weeks topic: Top Ten Books That Were Totally Deceiving (those covers or titles that don't fit the books, a book that was totally different than its summary, or those books you thought were going to be fluff that turned out to be more serious etc etc.)

1. For Keeps by Natasha Friend: I was not really a fan of this cover, but sincerely loved the story!
2. Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffengger: What a gorgeous cover! I absolutely despised the ending of this book, which pretty much ruined the entire story.
3. Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher: I liked the cover, but LOVED the story! As a bonus, the hardcover slipcover has a map on the other side.
4. The  Extraordinary Secrets of April, May & June by Robin Benway : I found this cover to be okay, but really enjoyed the book!
5. The Ghost and the Goth by Stacey Kade: I really disliked this cover. It seemed rather juvenile, but the story rocked!
6. Ice by Sarah Beth Durst: I found this cover to be gorgeous, but was disappointed story-wise.
7. Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins: I held off on reading this because I found the cover (and title) to be a little immature. The story itself was fabulous!
8. The Iron Witch by Karen Mahoney: This cover is shown below. Gorgeous, right? I definitely found the story to be sub-par.
9. All These Things I've Done (Birthright #1) by Gabrielle Zevin: I held off reading this book because I thought it was a self help book for teens! I loooooved the story!
10. Legend by Marie Lu: I fiiiiinally picked this up as an audiobook for my trip up north this past Easter weekend. The cover just looks so blah, but I am totally loving the story so far! :)

 So, what book covers have you found to be deceiving?