Preferred book genres audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book genres (Books: Teen / Young Adult). A sample of responses:

• Magical Day. I think "Flying with Unicorn" sounds awkward, but I would overall prefer something with Unicorn in the title. "A Day for Learning" and "Every Day if a Learning Day" just sound boring.
• I rather read the book titled Flying with Unicorn. Book titles should be memorial, a word or phrase that makes a reader stop and take notice of the book and the adventure it holds inside its covers. There's probably 100 "Magical Day" books out there. Flying with Unicorn is different, catchy, interesting. Learning or Every Day is a Learning Day is more like a school reference book written by a bored old retired teacher that can't put the pencil down. Flying with Unicorn sounds like a book that will give a young reader a thrilling experience.
• Magical day because it flows well and is short.
• I prefer the title Every Day is a Learning Day
• I would say flying with unicorn because quite frankly the book itself seems to be a fantasy story about a unicorn involved. Thus the other titles would not make much sense since the whole book is a fantasy element that includes unicorns.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book genres (Books: Teen / Young Adult). A sample of responses:

• I prefer this one because the first sentence draws me in and then I find it interesting to find out what is going on with the wolves and Shadow.
• B just sounds more serious so I prefer thos.
• Choice B is more descriptive of what the book features in the story, it grabs the attention more.
• Choice B reads better and weaves in information through phrases more smoothly than choice A does.
• Option A gets the point of the book across without being as lengthy to read.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book genres (Books: Teen / Young Adult). A sample of responses:

• The description here makes the book seem much more interesting and exciting.
• Shorter is better.
• I chose option A because the story is more clear. The concept is not hard to understand but it has been done before and something needs to set it apart.
• This description feels a little less overly dramatic to me which is something I prefer.
• I thought this description was more thorough about the plot.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book genres (Books: Teen / Young Adult). A sample of responses:

• I chose option B because the title is short and to the point. It is easy to imagine what the story will relate to.
• I think Patchwork Dreams is the best combination of simplicity and intrigue, while also relating to the material. Spin is interesting but gives the audience no clue as to what it might be about on its own. I think C is a bit too long of a title, while D just doesn't sound very good to me, as I'm not sure "precarious" fits very well as the adjective to use.
• I like the short and simple titles which is why I picked D and A first. I picked C over B because I didn't feel that the title name in B described the movie very well.
• D is mysterious and compelling. Perfect for a retelling. / A does not invoke fantasy too much, but the dream theme relates well to Sleeping Beauty. / B is a short and abstract connection to sleeping beauty - the spindle. Not immediately compelling or interesting, but brief and easy to remember. Good word play on a "spin" of a modern fairy tale. / This title is long and kitchy. Seems trying to hard to be fantasy.
• This has the most unique name that could easily be a title for this

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Preferred book genres (Books: Teen / Young Adult). A sample of responses:

• Better comes across what the story is about. The other, while nice, doesn't feel like a good fit.
• Precarious makes a lot more sense than Patchwork for the title. Sleeping Beauty has here life turned upside down by falling asleep.
• I'm not sure if either fit. If she does some sort of sewing, I think "Patchwork" would be a good one.
• I thought option A sounded more intriguing and had more impact. I felt like it also fitted the book's theme more.
• It describes the story better.