I liked that the flame was clearly prominent. The burning corner did not catch my eye immediately in B.

I like the background fire image as it goes well with the title. I also like the text of this tile a little better than the other option.

I like the flame graphic behind the title - I think it adds a lot of visual interest whereas B is pretty blank through the main portion of the cover

The text on top of this one fits the rest of the cover better. The font seems more professional and just goes well with the other text.

I like the transposed flame in the background more as it's easier to see than the burning corner.

I really love the upper font on A, so definitely that one! The fire background also gives the book cover a nice touch.

the fire symbol looks attractive

the flame in the background gives it more feel and more personality

I like the text of the "Live Your Life On Fire" in A better than the font in B, and I like the subtle fire graphic behind the title in A. I think that the "on fire" element in the bottom corner of B is kind of lame.

better cover with the fire image is eye catching

I like this choice because it doesn't look too extreme or pertaining to an actual fire. It's simple and I got the message without the picture and hazardous material icon.

I liked A, because B's use of effects was a bit too much. The flame design is vastly superior.

I like the cover on option "A". The simple design looks appealing and attractive.

I like the design of option A more. It looks less aggressive and more soothing on the eyes. If I were to walk across and browse both on a bookshelf, I more likely pick up option A.

i like it without the burn graphic, feels more straight forward, less gimmicky

Choice A is more pleasing to the eye. I like the background image of the flame on the cover and the header looks better without the triangle symbol. I do like the burnt page effect of option B, I just want it to be more eye-catching or larger. The contrast of the two colors of orange on the cover of Option A is more pleasing to the eye, as opposed to the static background of option B.

The font is small but I prefer it like that.

i like this cover for the book because its showing me "not" burning out and has a cool retro typewriter message

I think B would present more of the true essence of the book. Both of the burning illustration at the bottom and the caution sign on the top are fun and would certainly catch the attention of the readers.

This cover certainly got my attention more. I liked the burning on the cover - it was very evocative.

The book with the burning effect graphic looks a lot more interesting to me, it's an interesting distinctive quality.

I like that the description of the book is clearly typed out and easy to read. The font for the second choice is harder to read. I immediately saw that when I first looked. Plus the fire behind the font on my choice is very clear, the graphic behind the font on the other option is somewhat distracting.

I like the part at the bottom where it looks like the corner is burning. I feel like it fits with the title.

The corner burning looks more realistic and symbolic. It’s more of an attention grabbing image.

I like the smoldering corner it is subtle but effective.

I like the scorched page graphic and fire warning on the cover. It makes the cover stand out.

This is a better cover design because the illustration in the lower right corner is dramatic and grabbed my attention.

I chose B because I LOVE the burnt looking edge in the corner! Definitely stood out for me when looking at the images. Also love the flame image at the top of the cover and the font at the top is easier to read.

Option B is more attractive and caught my eye quicker

The burn mark at the bottom is a cute sales tactic.

Option B: The small fire at the bottom right-hand corner of the cover looks closer to the meaning the phrase "without ever burning out". In Option A, the fire is too big that it seems like it will burn out.

I like that on option B it has a fire detail on the corner of the cover I also like that the font is cleat and easy to read.

I like the font at the top on Option A more, but I like the touch of the burning corner in Option B.

I like option B because in the corner it actually shows a bit of the book burning. Both are nice, but I think thats really clever.

I like the burn mark at the bottom.

I think choice B is better because of the little snippet that's on top of the book. I think it reinforces the idea of a hot fire.

I like the appearance of the burning corner at the bottom on choice b

The font is easier to read in B. The burnt corner in B is clever and creative.

The fire warning on top and the burn mark on the bottom left of the cover look cool and makes it more unique when looking at the book on the shelf. It gives the book a more unique design and it will stand out on the bookshelf.

I like the burn mark at the bottom of B. Makes B more appealing than A

I chose option B because of the burned edge on the cover. The flame in the background of A is nice but the burned edge in option B makes the cover more appealing.

Gotta go with B, it's subtle but enough to make one do a double take. A is too ham-fisted and forceful.

Tough choice. I do think B is an overall stronger cover. If you replaced it with the top label from A it would be perfect

B is definitely better. The cover made me looked closely as compared to the one featured in A. I like the fun element that is incorporated like the burning edge of the book. The slogan on the top is also more eye-catching with the fire logo.

I like option B the best because the burning corner of the book is very eye catching to me and I also like the fire warning logo at the top of the cover.

I think the little addition of the "burned* edge brings a little more character to an otherwise bland cover.

I like the effect of the edge of the page burning on choice B

The cool graphic on the bottom right that is meant to appear like the book is burning is a very eye catching touch. It enhances the actual title of the book.

I really like the way it looks like the corner is actually on fire. The background to A is just a bit too subtle for me and doesn't feel very fiery from an emotional perspective even though it's literally portraying a picture of fire. The space taken up in B by portrayal of fire is less percentage-wise but a lot more eye catching and emotionally engaging, I think.

I prefer option B out of these 2 options because I feel like the idea of the burnt corner of the book draws my eye to it the most out of anything on either cover of either option, which makes me more interested in the book cover for option B overall.