shorter and better worded.

this one weird

This seems less condescending than the other title.

its less offensive "stand tall" almost seems like mocking short people

Sounds better to me overall

Has a better flow

Nothing more than that I just like how option A is worded.

'title is more concise and to the point

Gets to the point faster. Word order has more positive connotations.

This title is more eye-catching in my opinion.

The title is more relevant

I like the placement of the words better. Having "Amazing Heights be the first two words stand out and grab attention better in the scenario in my opinion.

I prefer the title then explanation

Choice A gives confidence and something for the shorter guys to look forward to.

"Amazing Heights" sounds more motivational and positive as the title.

Catchier, less repetition.

"Amazing Heights" at the first is more interesting.

I may be slightly offended with the way B starts out. It says the same thing but A starts out more possitive.

It flows a little better.

title is short, simple and to the point

I picked a because I think amazing heights is a better for people that might not look at the part after the colon.

The title is more catchy and makes you want to pick it up to read to see what it is about

Amazing heights is the more appropriate title for the book. It is catchy and is not pretentious. The subtitle is also very clear about the intent of the book (self-improvement for short men) . Option B is ok, but the "Stand Tall, Standout" is less attractive as a title .

It sounds less childish.

I feel like option A is a more welcoming and inviting title that leads me to believe that the book has helpful and encouraging content. Option B is a bit too imperative for my taste, with the "Stand Tall, Stand Out" being the first and main part of the title.

The "Amazing Heights" gets your attention better.

Super creative title, really like A.

This is the best one here

I like the rhythm of choice B better.

It seems more inspiring to me.

Sounds more directive and authoritative by saying stand tall

I prefer the title. I find the second title's part "Stand Tall and Stand Out" just sounds bad.

SEEMS MUCH INTERESTING FOR ME TO PICK.

Sounds more empowering

This wording sounds a little more natural to me.

Interesting subject. That is what I want.

This title interests me much more.

This seems to be more ideal and it's easier to to digest the information right off the bat.

It sounds more positive and the word arrangement is more appealing.

It protrudes more confidence.

It gives a better description of what the book is about.

This flows better

this is les condescending

Sounds mcuh better, more clear title.

Option A sounds like a children's story

amazing heights would be easy to confuse with other topics

captures my attention in a stronger way than the other option.

It was a catchier title

I think the Stand Tall, Stand Out lead is much more eye catching than the simple Amazing Heights

Action clause comes first.