Books Read Per Month Audience Targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

• the title has a broader appeal
• I am not sure what genre this belongs in, but I am more interested. I don't know what Aed is, and the rest of the title doesn't catch my attention enough
• This one sounds more compelling.
• I like the Hidden King title, it is intriguing and makes me want to know why he is hiding.
• I don't know what Aed is so I am intrigued in a way the other title doesn't intrigue me

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

• More straightforward, simple image that captures the title.
• I like better without the butterfly
• I like b because the butterfly has me curious and makes this cover for this book pop, I wonder why a butterfly and would read the description and if I like it, buy it
• I don't like the butterfly present in the other option. To me, that's a cheesy, Photoshop trick. Because it's not real, it taints my impression about the the whole book.
• I like how the butterfly shows that there's more to the killer than the toughness you usually see.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

• Choice B is more visually appealing and plus doesn't feel generic like choice A. The design communicates the premise of the book better, too.
• This discription is much more informative on the front cover.
• Choice B is very clear with the large font. It tells you exactly what you're purchasing in a minimal amount of words. It also says in huge letters that the audio version comes with it.
• This one has 'personality' while the other looks boring and generic.
• Option B looks more friendly and accessible. I like that audio is included too. Option A looks too much like a text book.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

• I actually don't really like either one of these because I have no idea what the book is about. #A leads me to think it's about 'give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves' perhaps by damaging DNA. #B actually makes me think of the movie Twelve Monkeys, like the wild animals roaming about looking up at the gothic architecture.
• It is more engaging with more to look at
• I would be more intrigued about what is going on in the image and would pick up the book with choice b to learn more.
• The cover is simple but intriguing.
• B is just so much more detailed and cool looking. Option A just is so boring and plain. I wouldn't give A a second glance in a store.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

• C: I like the use of the word "Regardeth" in the titleA: sounded okay but B was more straightforward and flows better. Not sure what Too near for dreams has to do with the weather.B: More straightforward and a good indicator of what the biography is about.
• I like Option A best because I feel like it strikes a really good balance between surrealism (i.e. the reference to dreams) and hard science (i.e. weather forecasting). After that, I like B because it is the story is about a scientist, and I feel like even though the scientific world is also filled with whimsy, the word regardeth might be a little too whimsical and that (unfortunately) the antiquated/romantic language may actually put some people a little bit off. (I actually kind of like it because I'm a Shakespearean and Tudor history buff, but I'm not sure how most of the book's target readership would necessarily feel about it.) I think C is extremely cute, but perhaps a bit riskier than the other two titles.
• I feel it should have an actual title, not just his name and description, so I picked A first. I didn't like C, it sounded pretentious.
• Simpler and shorter is better
• The first choice really captivates my eye. I would pick it up immediately upon seeing this cover. The second decision would take a glance at first, and at least pick up the cover to check it out. Lastly, the final choice would be overlooked and I just did not feel the connection to that title at all.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

• I chose based on what pulled me in as a reader.
• My First Choice out of these sounds the most original
• I chose B because I think it spoke the most to me. I had a lot of dreams that I didn't do or achieve. And that's okay with me. I want to know what dreams they have and what happened to them. I chose D next because I'd want to know what the end was that caused them not to fulfill their dreams. What caused the failure. I chose A last because I want to know what the fight is for their dreams and how they are beating the fight.
• Context would matter a lot, it would be helpful to know what the Title was. In it's absence, "The Tear" sounds more interesting, the wording of "Sometimes" sounds more sounds a little more interesting than the other two, and "The Fight for Our Dreams" just sounds kind of odd.
• These are all very depressing. I tried to pick the ones that are more ambiguous.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

• I really did not like any of them. I choose them based on my gut reaction as to which was the best of the bunch of OK titles.
• i oraganize the novel
• B i like this one look professional, C this one look great too, A i don't like it
• The first cover is the best one.
• Recreating Martin sounds like an interesting title. Person, Martin just sounds incredibly generic and Martin & Martin2 looks like a bargain bin book.