i would buy the book with the title in option A because it sounds more wholesome to me

I like the transformation wording better on A than the enflame on B.

I find adding Jesus in the title makes it sound strange. I like when Jesus is included, but in the book title it feels like it is a mouthful.

I like the briefer one that is to the point. Transform is a good word to use.

This one is more subtle and enticing, the other rubs religion strongly in your face.

I prefer the book title of option A more than option B. It sounds more appealing to me as a Christian.

I like option A thebest because the overall title and subtitle is shorter and more tot he point compared to the title and subtitle shown in option B. I also like that the subtitle says "Transform Your Life...".

I like A because it sounds more interesting and less complicated than B. The word enflame is a bit off putting too.

This is the best name and description for a book like this.

I most prefer option A because i feel it gives the same info with less wording. Just more efficient in my opinion.

I like the shorter, more concise title. The words speak enough volumes for me.

My top selection does a better job of being concise and rolls of the tongue alot better. It's a lot more memorable after the first read as well

short and sweet and to the point

i like the shorter tag line

Using Jesus's name the way B does makes it feel more presumptuous, A's cover is shorter and more humble feeling which to me is more aligned with the message i think its trying to bring.

short and sweet

I THINK OPTION B IS A LITTLE TOO LONG. I LIKE THE SIMPLIER VERSION IN OPTION A

I thought the word "enflame" sounded inflammatory, exaggerated and hyperbolic.

The word "enflame" seems off-putting and too complicated for a title.

The word "enflame" turned me off and it's a stretch to suggest you could change the world.

The title is well written

I like option B better because the word transform stands out more to me and grabs my attention,

the description sounds to the point and interesting to read about!

B does not sound like it is worded properly. That does not bode well for the contents of the book. I would judge it by the cover and pass. A reads well, and explains the message of the book.

I prefer this option because its brevity is more attention grabbing.

The title is simple, but yet effective. The reader will get the point of what it means.

I like the shorter first sentence to pull in the audience, then expand on it with the second sentence.

I think that A seems much more direct and humble, and I found this made it more appropriate for the topic.

The title reads easier than the other one. Plus it seems less religious.

I feel like a is simple and to the point, b feels like fluff

It seemed more concise and to the point.

I feel more people would be open to reading the book if we exclude 'jesus' from the title, almost makes it sound like the book is going to sound like a sermon

I think shorter tends to work better and be more effective for thing like this, it helps make it stick better and more likely to read the whole thing

The other subtitle uses too many adjectives and buzzwords for me. This one may also sound cheesy, but I still like it.

This option is easier to read overall. The other choice is too wordy.

Option A. This option has a good flow in the writing and is easy to read and understand.

I like this simplified version better. I felt like the other option was unnecessarily wordy.

It's more humble. It speaks to me in a better way while not making grand claims.

"Enflame your faith" is much more thought provoking and poetic, I'd want to pick up the book and examine it closer.

I feel like the subtitle in this one is more inspiring to me and easy to understand.

I like choice B because it is detailed. I choose this because it is easy to understand.

I would rather buy option B because I think that it has a more interesting, attention-grabbing, and overall a more appealing title/subtitle.

Jesus in the title will get me to read as a christian

I picked B as my top choice as the details feel like it's very informative.

I think we could all use a book like that to help with our devotion and strength in God. This is a good title.

The subtitle in option B is more descriptive and contains key words and message that has more deeper meaning and can touch desires of more people to like the book.

I feel like choice B is more descriptive in telling about what the book can help you do.

I love B the focus on changing you and then the whole world. I love devos that have an inward but yet outward focus.

I choose "B" because it tells how to change you whole life and help change you whole like in the world.

I like seeing the name of Jesus in the title.