I chose Title A. The Expletive used in the title caught my attention from the minute that I saw it. It made me want to keep reading. I think it is certainly a book that I would read.

I chose A because it sounds real and does not hold anything back.

I don't know if it's more appealing but A would definitely catch my attention compared to the normal boring titles

ITS VERY NICE LINES

Sure it is pretty crass, but that gets my attention immediately.

The first option is very good so far as wording and clarity of message

I honestly like option A because it is just so blunt and nowadays people don't like sugar coating. I like how this title just really appeals to audiences. If I saw this at the book store it would definitely be something I pick up because it's definitely an attention grabber. Option B just sounds fake to me and way too many book titles sound just like that

It's honest. Option B just sounds like a very generic self help book that we've all seen on a bookshelf. A sounds like a real person wrote it about real things

Definitely A. It's blunt, honest, funny, and sounds like an enjoyable, realistic read. The other title sounds far too optimistic and fake.

To me swearing always gets a bit more attention, like if I see a swear word in a book title I will pick it up to see what it's about.

Its harshly truthful. I like funny people who can joke about themselves. The laid back title is something I would rather read than an empty compliment.

I chose option A because the derogatory word in the title is extremely eye catching. The phrase using that word is relatable to people my age especially, the millennial generation. This is a book I would be interested in buy with the assumption that it’s written by someone down to earth and “tells it like it is.”

The sentence flows better and the grammar sounds more natural. Also diets are the worst and this title reflects that

I like how it gives the connotation that you dont have to diet to look good.

I prefer option A because it grabs my attention and I know exactly what the topic will be. I dislike choice B because I had to really force myself to read it and then I wasn't sure what I was getting. If I already "look fabulous!" then maybe the book is about self love and acceptance, not about dieting. And being over diets makes me wonder what they're going to suggest I do, accept myself as is or meditate to lose weight? Who knows!

It was a tough call because I don't particularly care for either title. But I chose option A because the title sounds a little more down to earth than Option B because no one ever gets the body of their dreams.

I picked option A because I liked the blunt profanity in the title. I think a lot of serial dieters can identify with the bluntness and sentiment in the title. It is memorable, eye-catching, and straight to the point. The title lays out precisely what the book is about. I think it is more effective at conveying this than option B.

Option B was too wordy, Option A grabbed my attention better.

The vulgarity of Option A is jarring in a way that people who have issues with their weight will want to check this book out. Personally, I would love to pick up a book with this title. Just reading the first two words of it, and I think, "I know, right?!" If I were to be looking for a weight management/self-help book, and saw these two on the shelf, I would absolutely pick Option A. It seems like Option B is just so cliche, like something a stereotypical late night infomercial would say. I would read the first three words, roll my eyes, and think, "Uh-huh, whatever."

i chose A because it is not your average book title and I randomly use profanity from time to time so I can relate more to this one

I like this title while it's not something you could see uncensored in public it definitely is eye catching and entertaining.

A flat out made me laugh. "Fuck Diets". That's about as blunt as you can get with a book title. Definitely an attention grabber. Grabs you right by the nethers with a few mean tugs.

I feel like the profanity is more catchy because it makes it feel our obstacles can easily be destroyed and we are strong. However, some audiences may not like it. I also like how it makes it look like dieting is so easy.

I definitely have a "feel" for the title fuck diets and greatly prefer it. I'd be more inclined to check that one out personally.

I chose option A because the title is eye-catching even though it is so long.

The title seem unique, I feel like I'll be reading a new ideas.

A's claim seems more plausible, not making claims about discovering "new" methods etc. Plus the blunt approach is novel to me.

Although I normally do not like curse words, this caught my eye. It was short and to the point.

I choose this option because it has a title that sticks out from every other dieting book! Since there are so many of these types of books out there its super important to have a title that is unique, catches peoples eye/ear and that people are going to talk about.

The vulgar language is a turn off on the other option I think theyll lose alot of people for that

It had a more positive message.

I really like the diction of this one. It draws me to read it.

Do not like the swearing. But look fabulous catches my attention and I like the easy diet not something I have to work for.Painless is a good selling point.

Option B has a more gentle title that fits the topic better as it feels more supportive versus Option A which sounds a bit aggressive.

I would pick option B, without a doubt. Using an F-bomb for a title of a book is in extremely poor taste and may offend people who might otherwise be interested in the book.

option B is simple and normal, option A used profanities.

It's more positive than the other option because it contains no swearing.

It seemed more positive overall, and lacked the profanity of Option A.

Option B book title would nor be potentially offensive to readers like A's book title, but I chose B as it is more intriguing because of what "secret" could be revealed if I read the book.

It is more appropriate and more relatable to it's target audience.

I chose B, because I think the "when you're over diets" line appeals to me more than the language in Option A.

Option B is a better title because it is self explanatory and says exactly what the book really is about. There is a great explanation in both the title and the description. Putting the F word in the title in option a is low class and not necessary. I would not trust a book with a title like this. It is childish and immature and appeals to teenagers but not adults

Simple, succinct. I don't think people (myself at least) respond well to vulgarity in book titles, it just feels like unneeded drama.

I chose B because it was positive and seems more motivating. I would be drawn more to a title that doesn't have curse words in it that seem uplifting and solution seeking.

I'm not opposed to curse words but they typically have a negative connotation. Option B is much more positive, especially the opening line of the title. I also like the word "painless" more than the phrase "ridiculously simple" because it gives the idea it's easy to do vs perhaps that the reader isn't perhaps very intelligent. Finally, I know many people that are "over" diets. They've tried and tried different diets and nothing has stuck. I feel that line will hit a cord with a bigger audience.

While I can certainly relate to A I can’t get behind the book with fuck in it’s title. I also just think the title of B is more positive in nature by proclaiming immediately “you look fabulous”.

I choose B because it is more family friendly. A is straight forward and somewhat intimating.

This title has more appeal and is more convincing for me to buy and read the book.

Option B's book title is more inspiring and gets your attention more.

A sounds like an angry teenager wrote it. Don't like it at all.