The more colorful, the better

It is bold and direct and the titles don't get lost in the background

chosen in ordero f aesthetic preference

A is the most clear and most professional. D clearly states the title. B is good, but the top title blends too much with the background sky. C looks creepy--like it should be in a horror movie. Honestly, D, B, and C do not look professional at all. I would not use those.

I chose A because the cover got my attention immediatley. If I were searching for a book on this subject, I would find this one first. The wording on the front cover is bold and large and is easy to spot. The other choices I chose in order of which picture I thought was the most attractive.

The person walking away looks depressing. I prefer the circles that clearly tell us what the book is about.

It sounds like an interesting book, and I like the colorful cover.

Color and design here pull me in the most as it grabs my attention more than the others do.

I chose the covers based on how "modern" they are

I think the simple cover works better than the the ones with the picture

A: I like the circles and colors. I can easily read the title within the circles. D: is easy to read but it lacks something on the top of the cover. B: I like this cover to but it is hard to read the part of the title that is by the branches of the trees. It would need a different color or bring it down out of the tree branches.

The colorful cover seems directed at the caregiver and not so end-of-life as the others which have a tunnel-type look and an impression of a very old person, while not everyone who gets Alzheimer's walks with a cane. If using a person's image a smiling older person would be better.

I truly hate the book cover options with the person walking towards the light. While yes, everyone will die. The book is about helping to care not hurrying them to their deaths!

The options with the path in the woods just seem too generic to me and unappealing overall. I definitely wouldn't buy anything that looked like that. I loved option A and would be more inclined to check this book out based on the cover. I'd probably end up buying it.

all 3 of them look great

With the bright colors and sun and clouds, the covers of A,B and D are sort of putting a positive spin on a negative situation.

I WENT WITH WHAT GRABBED MY ATTENTION THE MOST

The imagery in B is great but the title should be a different color at the top. Option A feel very plain and impersonal.

The picture sticks out compared from the regular background. Then I picked the ones that stuck out to me and those seemed to be the ones with more colors.

I just liked the way that the covers looked. They got my attention,

I like the imagery of the person on the trail.

The backgrounds of the ones I picked are just so pretty.

I think they are the prettiest of the bunch. I do not like the one I didn't pick at all.

The cover describes very well the content of this products. It makes me really attractive to them and the color design is not annoying. Those are my top covers.

I chose the covers that stuck out to me as a reader.

I prefer the way that "B" has the title cradled around the photo, it conveys the idea of the book and the topic better. The colors are also more pleasant.

I love the covers in this order. I think having a character on the cover really makes the books seem like it is a book that can be related to.

I much prefer the serene and beautiful scenery on the front, especially in B and C.

I think the nice forest backdrop makes the book more memorable. It makes me want to know what it's about

Definitely nicer looking and more intriguing

I like them in this order. Calming.

I loved Option B as it feels most optimistic.

The one I didn't choose doesn't look like anything related to the subject. The others have an image of a person looking lost which makes me more interested.

I like how a person is walking off into the fog on B, D, and C. I like B more than D because of the trees. I like D more than C because the person is closer and the writing is easier to read.

I picked the #1 option because it is a good photograph and the title and authors complement it well. I liked the title and subtitle arrangement in my #2 choice. #3 is a little busy, and the "Caring with Confidence" is too high on the page, but it still looks nice.

The background image makes everything stand out more.

schemes are more attractive

Went with my gut. I chose in order of which would catch my eye when walking through a bookstore.

The tree images imply finding one's way through confusion.

I like the images where the person has become smaller because I believe that as you get older your world and memory become smaller.

I thought that the pictures and looks of C, B and D were the most appealing looking of the choices. I thought that option A was tacky looking.

This is such a difficult topic. I really like the image in C, the way it shows the patient as distant and unreachable.

I think the covers with nature scenes are nicer to me. I felt like my first choice had warmer, brighter colors. I think this depicted helping someone down a path the best.

I liked the picture of the person walking with a cane. I also liked the look of the clouds, it makes me want to consider reading this book. I also picked the covers with pictures, which made me more interested in reading the book.

C shows the reality of the person being there but not able to be reached anymore. B is similar to C but the blue lettering blends in too much to be easily read. D is similar to the other 2 but I do not care for the blue bar at the bottom. A is too graphic

I really liked the imagery of the scenery instead of the other one. Option C brings to mind the idea of going into the dark forest but the caregiver provides the light. Of these three, Option D was my least favorite because of the lack of scenery above the road.

I like C the best because it is the easiest font to read against the background!

Option A is vanilla and boring. The other ones evoke emotion.

colorful creative yet powerful with the fog in the background lingering and covering the person every so slightly adds some mystery and intrigue

It is the most soothing and appropriate given the book title, followed by C and B.