This option felt more relatable to me since I often feel powerless by my circumstances.

I like this better, both would be better without the "In your power" at the beginning . it is redundant.

Option A has more appeal to it and would make people more likely to pick it up. It gives you a better overall idea of what the book has to offer and what it might contain. It also sounds more unique and not like something we have heard a 100 times before. It makes you think the book might have something new and different to offer and would be more beneficial to the reader. Option A would appeal to a wider audience of people and would make them more likely to check deeper into what it has to offer.

Option A sounds more impactful. The key words that it uses such as power and powerless is great. Option B is too wordy and doesn't flow very well.

I prefer A because it flows better and gives me a clear idea as to what the book is about and how I can benefit from reading it.

I feel a closer relationship to this title. I feel it gives a sense of motivation, comfort, and achievement.

option A book tital '' How to Be Powerful in a World That Can Make you Feel Powerless '' i can relate to the sentiment it conveys that is the main reason i would buy this book

This is the book title that stood out to me and made me interested. This is the one I would be likely to buy and read

This one sounds more direct and logical to me. It appeals to why you cannot do anything. It’s not your fault, it’s the situation’s.

A feels like it would give a great dose of confidence while also reassuring you that it's not just you - the world is pretty crazy

It makes more sense to me. It’s more personal and relatable.

Choice A seems to me the best title for this book, "In Your Power: How to Be Powerful in a World That Can Make you Feel Powerless", this title seems to represent to a person the best way to improve yourself.

This was a really powerful title because I think most people actually do feel powerless in this world. So this would speak to a broader audience. This makes me want to know more.

My first choice seems more personal and relatable.

I like Option A the best because it is more specific.

I like Option A because it states the problem and let's me know I'll learn the solution.

This title explains the topic better . I think it speaks a powerful message

I think this really sticks out to people and relates to people and their struggles

A is detailed, thorough, comprehensive, intriguing and empowering. B is more concise and less enthusiastic.

I feel like this title gives us a plan. The other is just listing things.

With everything that has been happening in the past couple of years both worldwide and personally, I have felt powerless and out of control. Option A really spoke to me and piqued my interest because it addresses a need that I have. B wasn't bad, but I didn't like the Raise Others at the end because I wasn't sure if it was a parenting book or what.

I think A is very relatable.

I like option A the best because the is very strong and empowering the way it is worded. It comes off like an enlightening experience that can also be uplifting and moving to read.Option A sounds like a book I could sit down and enjoy and get lost in when reading it which is what I look for in a book.

I feel like A is more empowering and interesting sounding.

I think A because the world does make you feel powerless these days.

i like a shorter more concise message

This book title is more appealing, compelling and captivating.

I chose Option B for the title of the book because I feel like this one gets the point across without being too long. Reading Option A felt like a mouthful to me, at least when reading it out loud. Option B got to the point and was short and sweet.

B is more direct, to the point. I like this option better because it sounds powerful, strong and gives me a sense of confidence in the product.

I like option B the best because it is short and to the point. I think it has a nice ring to it. It sounds the most interesting and appealing. I feel like option A has too much of the word "power" in it, it sounds redundant.

I like that it is more direct and to the point compared to the other option

The book tittle on option B captures my attention hence I would be more willing to buy it.

The first option says power to many times. It sounds redundant. The option I chose is simple, gets the point across, and is ready to understand.

I prefer option B " In Your Power: Regain Control, React Less, Raise Others" as the book title that would make me want to buy this book because it is explanatory in the title with a very clear message whereas option A requires reading more than once to understand the message.

I like option B because it’s more straightforward and not as redundant as option A. I feel like it’s more powerful because of that.

I prefer this book title because it makes more sense to me and makes me feel an emotional response.

Option B sounds more like what I would want. How to be a better, more centered person. The other choice feels more like a coaching to being powerful, more competitive. It's too strong. Option B is more welcoming, more focused on just getting better.

This title makes more sense to the topic provided and I feel more enthusiast to read the book while seeing the title provided in this option.

I think B was much more descriptive in the benefits you'll get from the book.

I like B because it gives a more accurate and direct description of what most people are looking for when they go after changing themselves, it almost seems like a set of steps is laid out, even on the cover of the book, and that makes me more likely to purchase.

I think a shorter title is much more likely to catch people's eye.

Get rid of the Raise others, this is a self-help book but it's still better than the other title.

I like titles that are short and to the point while still letting me know what the book is generally about.

i would like to learn more about power

the less words to get to the point the better

I like B because its uplifting. A is to negative

I like B because it is broken down more specifically into things I struggle with.

Short and to the point, effective phrasing. Straightforward.

B is better written and more clear. A sounds a bit rambley

I feel that B is simple and easy to read title. Option A is far too long and it makes you lose interest in reading the book. I feel that a good title is short and sweet. The inside of the book will tell you the rest.