I like the golden apple, it feels fresh. I felt like the last one was gimmicky and the second one was positive.

I like the food on the front cover as it's about nutrition. I think the Arrows on the other books should be changed into stock marker charts with green arrows and food added onto it

I like this cover the most because I like the pictures of the fruits. It seems to match the subject of the book.

based on the book covers, these in this order make me want to buy and read. I esp like the first one with the small images on it because it makes me eager to see whats inside

A has the title clearest and easy to read and streamlined font.

The book with the lighter color background like white or yellow are more appealing to my eyes than the glaring red color. Overall, these are decent choices and I'm able to grasp the subject matter of nutrition for entrepreneurs rather easily in these covers.

I think that option A is the best choice here, since I like the very simple style of the cover that incorporates actual photos, with the golden apple being quite a striking image (the cover as a whole reminds me of Freakonomics in a good way). I'm not as thrilled about Options B or C since they don't really give me a 'healthy' vibe just from their imagery and cover design, but if I had to pick my second favorite I would go with C because I like using yellow as a base color and tend to dislike the weird blur effect used on the font in Option B (which usually conveys speed, but I don't really see how that fits the advertised contents of the book).

Definitely A as I think the fruit makes it more attractive and easily and quickly conveys the subject of the book. B was an okay choice, but the text on C was kind of odd and would put me off from purchasing this book.

The apples made it clear that this was a book on nutrition and it was clever that one was gold. Red felt overly aggressive for the cover.

Showing the fruit is a nice, eye-ctachig touch.

The iconography of nutrition works best in A.

green is the best color when talking about business and money related topics. A and B include more of that

i like the apples at the bottom

That golden apple among the regular apples is a great nod to the entrepreneur who would be interested in this book. He or she is one of a kind and needs to be healthy. The design with the arrow is just too much like other self-help books to be noticed.

I would buy the book about nutrition for entrepreneurs of option A, the book of option A is well designed and well titled. The images of apples used for the book cover described the function of the book cover very well

1. Option A: Simple and effective in my opinion. The choice of green as a font and color theme fits well with the healthy image the author is looking to present, and the row of apples tie into the focus on food and nutrition. The golden apple in the center is neat too, because it gives that apple a feeling of being "optimized" like the theme of the title, giving it an effective visual.2. Option B: I like it a lot less than A, but I prefer it to C. The orange background color is bold, the upwardly angled font of the title, and the blurred effect on the text, give the text a feeling of a body in fast motion, which does fit the title theme, but I would have preferred at least some visual image relating to diet, food, or nutrition on the cover.3. Option C: Feels very generic and uninspired. Nothing is ugly about the cover, but nothing draws attention or connects with the idea of nutrition, health, business success, work, or any of the themes the book is pushing. I'm also annoyed by the downward slopping font of "optimized" in the title, because it a) makes the initial letters look crushed in and hard to read and b) doesn't go along with the book's theme of progress and upward mobility.

I think it's smart to use the image of fruit for a book related to nutrition. I think the yellow color is good because it gives a bright and fun impression.

love the neutral colors

A looks nice with the apples on the cover, and the writing looks nice. B looks good due to the colors on the book. C seems too cluttered and messy.

Option A looks a bit more professional and credible and less faddish. Will stand the test of time longer than the other 2

I think this is the most attention grabbing. It a bit strange which makes you look at it an extra second

I really like A as the colors seem more natural for me and it's overall just enticing, modern and simple. From there, I prefer C over B because the red in B is too stark for me personally.

Option A is more pleasing to the eyes to see than option B and option C is just similar with option B

Option A has a nice look, I like the apples on the cover. The color of the background was a good choice. Option C is a good clean cut style and the font is nice. The color scheme of the cover is amazing looking. Option B is good, I don't like the font too much though.

Option A's idea of placing a golden apple among real ones is pure brilliance for a book about nutrition for entrepreneurs - that is the clear and decisive winner!

I picked these in the order of the best to least best based on what would make me stop and ponder reading more

Chosen based on colors and fonts. White is boring. I'm apathetic toward yellow.

I am biased to orange, what can I say.. This was a hard choice between the apples and orange, and the designs and copy are crisp and clear.

I like the layout and design of option B the most - it looks the most engaging and attractive. Option A and C are not bad but they don't look as inviting to me.

The orange color in Option B makes it stand out the most, and I like seeing the sub-title of the book on the bottom right.

B is the best. I like the bold orange color. C is ok but A is hard to look at.

The paper plane looks nice and the most interesting and make sense for "optimization." The red version looks the best.

The color on my first choice is bright and eye catching. I like the orange=red color. It catches my attention and makes me notice it. The arrow going up is a good graphic to add to the cover. I do not like the last option I chose as I do not see what fruit has to do with anything

The bright orange book cover is bright, warm, appealing, and eye catching.

The color blocking is much more dynamic.

I like the wording for one. It makes the book sound like a good diet will affect everything in life, including business. Second, I like the coloring. It's not too hard on the eyes.

I like Choice B the most because of the color scheme. It really pops and grabs your attention. I also like choice A because it has fruits and vegetables incorporated into the cover.

I like the bold orange color. The Optimized going up and arrow going up caught my attention. A - I liked the nutrition reference. The apples on the bottom were a nice touch.. This was my 2nd choice, not as powerful as B. C - Although the arrow was pointing up, optimized was going down. I didn't like this.

I think B sticks out the most and has the best font. I like the more detailed description it provides as well. I like the golden apple on A.

I feel the OPTION B cover image shows the image better and it gives the product a nicer appeal. It got me more interested in the product. I love the option B image. I find it more appealing. It looks better than the other option.

I really like option C he best because of the yellow background. I think that would be the best color for this cover.

The more colorful covers stand out to me more.

C is my top choice because it has a solid design why having colors that mesh well together. B does an okay job it, but not as good. B is too simple for my liking.

C and B both feel fairly dynamic and interesting. Of those two, C gets my attention a bit more because of the way the text appears to move towards the viewer. A feels a little dull in comparison to the other two choices.

I like the arrow/paper plane and slanted font of C the best. It's very dynamic and eye catching. The arrow makes sense here and adds to the title as opposed to A which adds nothing to the title. I kind of like B, but all I could think of is "why did they put a gold apple in the lineup? I can't eat that, it would hurt my teeth!" But, maybe if it was more obvious with many colored apples it would work better. I like the idea it's trying to convey but not as much as I like C.

The blue lettering catches my eye more than the other two and would make me pick it up to learn more.

I like the bright and refreshing vibe that option C has with its bright yellow and sky blue color palette! It feels like the design will really give me a boost so I am more compelled to read this version first! For option A, I like the green color scheme because it reminds me of nature, which can be connected to nutrition and food. I think that it is an effective book cover and the content would probably be high quality as well! Option B is my least favorite because it almost feels like a chip bag with the yellow, white, and orange color scheme. It doesn't feel like it would be as effective.

I find C appealing because it is mature and attractive, it has a very nice content of design with good display of the book cover, while A is cool and attractive and i like the display content with good design and nice content of book cover, also B looks nice and I belief it has a good idea of cover design but the color is not really attractive to me.

C grabs my attention the most with the dramatic Optimized. Most importantly A is not good because C and B look like business books but A looks like a literal diet book.

The angled font in choice c looks ugly and cheap. I liked C because it was a nice color and the fonts were east to read.