I don't care which awards a book has earned; they mean nothing.

Definitely A because it tells the beginning of a story drawing you in and making you want to know what happens.

I find the blurb interesting, I would want to see what else i could learn . Lists of awards don't often catch my interests

I chose A because it describes the book more, not just the awards it won.

To start with, option A is descriptive, it's a little bit riveting and makes you wonder what will happen to the girl that lived, Option B is pure hype... It doesn't actually telly you anything at all except for the genre and how many awards it won. Awards don't mean anything to me, I need a teaser synopsis to pique my interest, otherwise I'll just pass over it.

I am more interested in what the book is about than the awards it received.

awards dont make me want to read a book

A because it actually says something about the story

story is more brief on a

I like this genre idea a lot more.

it has a better description of the story that makes you want to read it

Written in an attention getting, involving manner. Not self-serving and overblown.

I would vote for A because it actually told me something about the story. I don't really care about the awards it wins, if the story isn't good. :)

Awards are great but i want to know what it's about

I chose A because it gaveme a blurb about what the book was about, it was interesting and to the point. Awards are nice but dont really tell me anything

I would rather read more about a book I have some idea about than one that just has a list of awards it has won.

I care more about a stories description than what other people thought of it.

I don't care about awards - I'd like to know more about what the book is about.

I would rather know what the book is about.

I don't want hear about the awards, I want to hear about the plot.

I have noticed that the kind of awards a book has does not nesassarly mean anything

I want to know what the story or catchline is, not what 4 awards are; especially if I've never even heard of any of the 4 awards.

Because it describes what the book is about without having to look up the description of book.

It is more attention grabbing.

Choice A is actually telling what is going on in the book. I would rather hear about what takes place in the book. Not the awards it has gotten.

I'd rather know something about the book than just a list of awards that don't really mean anything to me.

I like that Choice A gives you an idea of what the book is about. All the accolades in the world don't mean anything to me if I don't know what the book is about. I want to know what I will be reading; not the opinion other people have of what I will be reading.

Seems more attractive in terms of observation

I like B because I read a lot and I am always looking for new Indie writers. I would be interested in learning more about this book and author due to the number of awards it has won.

Knowing that the book won so many awards would peak my interest and want me to read more about the book.

A doesn't sound very intriguing but B tells me everyone liked the story.

Choice b had been praised by multiple sources

Just like in everything else in life we are inundated by choices. These days, I like to filter out the nonsense by sticking to the tried path - since option B has many award listings, I can make a decent assumption that the book is well acclaimed and would be beneficial to read. Option A sounds like a buzzfeed story and I'm good with never hearing about it again.

I love picking books that have received many awards. It makes me more apt to read them.

B would imply the book has some quality.

I like reading about all the accolades of the author and the book.

If the book has a lot of accolades, people are going to be naturally drawn to it more. Success breeds success.

Awards make it look more prestigious. Makes it look like a lot of people have read it and think it's a very good book.

Seem Like the better book

Best option in my opinion

Honestly, I don't read those type of books but if it got so many awards that might make me more interested.

the first sentence on A's description alreqady had me bored

I am a sucker for accolades. The awards help.

I like the fact its won an award

Choice B grabs my attention more and makes me want to read more into it.

Other text is too vague. At least this tells me this person is somewhat successful.

B indicates that this might be a well-written book. I would like to know more about the actually story though, so in that way B is lacking. A is okay but just not attention grabbing.

Already proven to be a good read.

I love award winning mystery books and would expand B to learn more.

B has more information and lets me what awards it has won