We've all heard the old adage: never judge a book by its cover. But judging it by its title? Hell yeah. Can just those few words tell us whether a book is worth reading? Probably not. Can they make us wonder if the author was batshit insane? Definitely. Especially if it has a title like... Advertisement

13 "Pornogami" by Master Sugoi According to Amazon.com, 76% of the people who stumble upon "Pornogami" ultimately buy it. So who knows, maybe there's a marketing genius at work here. One that realizes there is a sexual fetish that requires a basic understanding of geometry and ultimately results in paper cuts in places you'll instantly regret. Continue Reading Below Advertisement

12 "The Cookie Sutra" by Edward Jaye "The Cookie Sutra?" you're probably saying, "Ha! I bet it's about two cookies fucking in various ways!" And, you'd be right. So, say what you want about the title, but at least it's accurate. It's hard to know what the point of this book itself is, unless these pictures are to serve as templates for the amateur bakers out there to create the most awkward conversations in Christmas history. "Look, Grandma! You bit off his little erection!" Continue Reading Below Advertisement

11 "Scouting for Boys" by Baden Powell Don't look at us like that. It wasn't our idea to call the book "Scouting For Boys" and to have a cover that portrays a boy, resting unaware on a rock, while we silently creep behind him. This is actually the original Boy Scouts of America manual. Was there really no pedophilia back in the day? Were those such innocent times that you could get away with any boy love innuendo, no matter how blatant? Continue Reading Below Advertisement

10 "Scouts in Bondage" by Geoffery Prout Apparently so.

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