I like this one because it seems more attainable to me.

I don't like the parenthesis in there

The use of the word magic gets me more intrigued than healing power. That seems like a gimmick

it sounds more appealing and will help with sales in my opinion

A because it doesn't sound as cliche.

simple and short is better to the point

Brevity is better here. The other one is much too long.

simpler and reads more naturally.

Magic sounds more mystical and captivating.

I like the Magic aspect the most, like its like doodling is a power that will make your life easier.

I like how this title is simple, gets to the point and is informative.

I dont believe that doodling can heal. magic sounds more appealing.

A sounds exciting!

The other title seems a bit unprofessional and click-baity to me.

Option A sounds better to me because that's what I need. The other option sounds weird.

I like the way A sounded. I like the word magic being used. Rather than Create Ways, I think Creative Ways sounds better, however. I think B would have been the better choice except either put an A in front of Creative or make Therapy plural because it just sounds off to me.

I like this Choice much better

using the word "healing" is a bit of a turn off. it takes it from being fun and delightful to being a new age thing. Option A tells you exactly what it is without turning others off.

I honestly don't like either much but the Magic of doodling is the better of the two. The other title sounds like a self help book not a doodling book.

I think it sounds more fun and light-hearted

i like it very much

This is more appealing as a book title

It is a punchier title. Saying "the magic" sounds better than "the healing power".

People already know that doodling heals, people just want to know ways to do it.

magic sounds more fun than healing

The description makes more sense and is easier to process

I like that the title seems a little more whimsical by using the word "magic". I also didn't like how in option B there were parentheses in the book title. I could understand the purpose of the book better through the title of option A as well.

this one seemed encouraging and more creative

I think "Healing Power" is a more realistic and attractive title rather than "Magic" and it implies real applications

Both are good. But healing power is good for it being about reducing stress.

I love that it has a healing power to it, which I believe 100% because it is a stress reducer, and some people need that in their lives.

Sounds more uplifting

i choose the healing power

This title makes me think that doodling will actually help me more and help reduce stress, not just as something that is fun to do. Magic makes me think of something fake and childlike. Therapy makes me think it a more of a real thing.

I chose B because for adults using The Healing Power would make me take the book more seriously. While the Magic of Doodling is good it sounds like it would be for a much younger audience.

stands out a lot more , seems more interesting

I like the "healing" aspect of it, and think it would appeal to more people

i think "healing power" is more captivating, use B

B is comforting.

I like how this one does not use the word magic. This makes the claim that doodling helps your life more believable.

It makes you feel that you can harness a power of something you already do

The first one sounds more appealing and relaxing. It sounds ethereal which catches my attention and makes me believe I will relax.

While I don't like the lead in for B (healing power), I like the remainder of B much, much better than A. I like the inclusion of mindfulness and the phrase "reduce stress". I don't like how A is phrased. "Create ways" seems confusing, whereas B is more straightforward in its explanation.

the term "Reduce Stress" stands out to me and would want me to read more.

I selected my choice because of the words that were used in the title. It sounds more appealing to me than the other title. I feel the title I selected is easier me to understand why I should spend some time doodling.

I prefer the title in option B because it uses the phrase therapy to reduce stress.

This title makes me feel more supportive.

I like the idea that doodling has healing powers.

Healing is less woowoo

I like B better.