Reading frequency audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

• Since it's a book that consists humor, it should also have a funny tittle and sub-tittle as it is written in the option A.
• I thought B was a more intriguing and humorous title. I like the imagery that "blundering" evokes, and I think that B is just more interesting overall.
• This one sounds more enticing and interesting to me and I'll go for it.
• I use the word schmuck a lot and it is something that would get my attention more than the other options
• I found B's title is more interesting and unique, the wording "embracing" and "blundering" sound very interesting and unusual to me, which makes me want to explore more.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

• A is my preferred choice because of the uniqueness of the book title and the content of the title, the title sound good and attractive and will call more attentions to it, it a beautiful ideaof ttitle for the book and it is pleasant
• Choice B because the name is more intriguing than the other option. To find out more about the story, I am more likely to pick up the novel. I find it amusing how anyone got to the point of writing a book about it.
• I think the title and subtitle are more witty and I"m more likely to pick it up to possibly buy it.
• Option B makes me want to know more
• the title is very funny and that makes me wanna read the comedy book

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

• I dont feel any of the titles are appropriate for the age range of 8-12 year olds. I feel these titles are way to mature and we need a more kid friend title.
• I prefer books that will introduce kids to more vocabulary and will be richer stories. I chose the titles based on how I felt the writing would be.
• I like Almost Animal because a lot of kids like to pretend to be animals. I like Wild Bond because it is similar to Call of the Wild, indicating there is a bond among wild animals. I like Kin third because "kin" is an uncommon word meaning family. I would choose Rare Blood last because it sounds violent and graphic.
• I think Wild bond sounds the most interesting out of the 4 options. I do not think rare blood sounds like a book that 8 to 12 year olds should read and the other options are kind of boring to me.
• It's hard to tell without knowing what the book is about. "Kin" is right out because I think a lot of kids don't know what that means and with no other surrounding words, it is very unclear and not at all memorable. "Rare Blood" is next to last because I have a nephew around that age who freaks out when you even say the world blood. Options D and A are the top, but "Almost Animal" wins for me because it is easy to understand the concept and is also intriguing.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (1 3). A sample of responses:

• There are two financial topics that I would like to see books on. I would like to see books on getting out of debt and or investing.
• I would really like a book on budgeting where it puts an emphasis also on being able to invest toward the future.
• The intelligent investorI would like to read books that talk about investment as a solution to financial stagnation.
• I would generally be interested in both reading and buying books that deal with financial investments of different kinds.
• I think budgeting would be a big topic people want to know more about. People tend to not have enough to save for retirement, future college expenses and other savings needs. I think people need to take a deeper look at where their money goes and ways to avoid overspending and wasting money on unimportant things. If they could learn more about budgeting, it would be easier for them to make smart savings decisions and live a better financial life.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (4+, 1 3). A sample of responses:

• I had a very bad car accident my first year of college where I shattered my right hand. The recovery was very difficult for me. It made it so I had to rely on the help of others for a time so I could attend university and be able to get to the university on time and home on time when I commuted. It inculcated the belief in me that it's the right thing to do to help those who suffer from a physical disability such as a shattered leg or hand, and that there is real value to being charitable with one's time and actions to help others who need help. I know I certainly benefited from the beneficence of others who had no reason to help me at the time and so I've learned the lesson that the world is a better place that I find meaning from living on the planet when I'm able to help others who need help. So I've volunteered a lot, mostly with what I know from my past life experiences, which is speech and debate competitions. I've volunteered as a judge, helped out teams as a coach at summer camps, and I've made a serious effort to help others succeed by sharing some of the wisdom I gleaned from my own success when I was a State champion at a debate activity. Finding meaningful work with respect to how I spend my time has helped me a great deal to get through the trauma of that experience of the very bad car accident.
• Not being able to see friends at all. I had to start reading and do things I usually liked to get my attention off of it. I would text my friends to keep in touch.
• Probably losing my parents as a child. It was hard when it happened, but it carried on as I got older. The support of family friends, family, and my community helped tremendously and it was important to stay engaged, which I still do to this day.
• Washing hands and eing healthier. Family hepled me out a lot
• REporting an abusive person that had a lot of power in my life. I had to realize that the system is abusive and power protects power. I also learned who my true friends were and who really cares about justice

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (4+). A sample of responses:

• Option A is my favorite because it's the most symmetrical design, which makes the book cover more appealing for me and would draw my attention first over the other designs.
• I chose these options in this order according to which cover was the easiest to read due to the font style size and thickness
• I like the ones with the title on top
• I think having the title like this makes the book cover different from most on the market which will have the entire Title text centered together.
• I think offsetting the font makes it a bit easier to read-A just looks confusing the way it was the author and title placed

This is a 4 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Amazon Prime membership (Yes), Reading frequency (1 3), and Literary preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I prefer C because of the man standing with a crowbar. It's a really good picture and grabs my interest. I didn't like the other choices because they look tacky and I have seen them before on a lot of other ebooks. It doesn't stand out at all.
• D looks the most intriguing then A then B then C
• easier to read the font and text
• Red is my favorite color so A is the best to me. B is second because the blue also works well. C looks like a movie poster.
• I love the background design and the blue color so this one seems to go the best with the title.