Would you judge a book by it's FONT?

[Yearly Joy Besoy]

Not particularly.

[readsbyarun]

No. One shouldn't judge he book based on the fonts but there are some poorly edited books having irritating font types which generally demotivates me to proceed reading that book,

[Essywa]

I would judge it if it would affect my reading.

[angelanikkicea]

Yes, it does affect how I feel about the book. It is part of the branding of the book afterall.

[emidio125]

No, I more concerned with message the book portrays

[zainherb]

Absolutely not.
All fonts are unique and fun to me, so no matter.

[Linda S 1]

I do this and I know it should not be that way. If the font is too small it becomes hard for me to keep going.

[the_bibliofile]

Unless it affects the readability or legibility for some reason or its some overly fancy cursive font, I don't think it would bother me.

[Neshboy Aburi]

Yes. Though I do not usually do this, I sometimes like to gauge the creative aspect of the author am about to read.

[Elena Nechita]

Not exactly judge, but I would better enjoy a book with a normal font. The ones that have big letters, or too small, aren't my thing at all.

[SmartReviewer77]

Yes. If it stands in the way of me enjoying the book, I won't even struggle with the booķ. I'll just put it aside and move on to the next one.

[Salah bourouba]

i do definitely, because it makes my reading easier and more enjoyable

[hayisa]

If it isn't readable, then yes. But mostly, I don't care as I'm too fixated on reading the material.

[Blessing O 2]

I won't judge a book by its font unless it affects my reading.

[stylesreview]

Only if it's illegible. I've read some books with varying fonts and it didn't feel different or odd to me.