Teen and young adult book reader audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Teen and young adult book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Probably Flying With Unicorn. It sounds majestic and like there's actually a good, well-though-out plot. Also, it just sounds the best out of all the options. The other titles wouldn't capture my attention.
• Flying with a unicorn is the one I like most, it makes it sounds most magical and makes it sound like an adventure anyone want to take. So many people are drawn to unicorns so I believe this would make the book seem more exciting.
• 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.
• Flying with Unicorn because it's sounds the most adventurous.
• I prefer the title Every Day is a Learning Day

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Teen and young adult book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I chose B because it gave more exposition before going into the protagonist's story. Setting the tone and environment is important so readers can get a sense of the world the protagonist has to work in. Too much about the protagonist early on wasn't interesting to read in Choice A.
• Option A gets the point of the book across without being as lengthy to read.
• The it's hard enough to stay alive really makes it seem deep
• I like how both excerpts started the same way and ended with a question. I think choice B explained things more which made me want to read it because I was not confused about what the person was saying or what the book was about.
• Option B explains things more clearly and is very easy to understand. I don’t really like the first line of Option A because it’s so generic.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Teen and young adult book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I like how this one does a good job of explaining the book, while also not telling you that much about it.
• I prefer the actual huamity in choice A over just a blun that is choice B
• I prefer option B because it is shorter and more to the point. The questions make it more engaging and make me curious about the plot. In Option A, it feels like it's trying too hard to be dramatic. Option B is more intriguing because it gives away less of the plot and doesn't include unnecessary exposition.
• B is more concise and gives a cleared description of the book. A is a little too long and doesn't flow as well.
• I thought this description was more thorough about the plot.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Teen and young adult book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• 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.
• 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 chose option B because the title is short and to the point. It is easy to imagine what the story will relate to.
• This has the most unique name that could easily be a title for this
• 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.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Teen and young adult book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I thought option A sounded more intriguing and had more impact. I felt like it also fitted the book's theme more.
• 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.
• Better comes across what the story is about. The other, while nice, doesn't feel like a good fit.
• It describes the story better.