This book is relevant and inclusive. The book is a must have and a must read.

I chose A because I think that even though it may be geared towards 'moms' it could help anyone that is parent. I also like the wording of 'archetype' instead of personality because to me it may go more into our deeper self instead of just hitting the 'surface'.

I like this one because I know about psychology/archetypes and I think it sounds fascinating! But, I know for some people who don't understand what that means, you might get more people if you just go with "Mom personality!" because that makes more sense and people like random quizzes on facebook and social media. But, for me, personally, I'm familiar with archetypes and would definitely want to read this one!

Parenting means that even dads can help end mom guilt

I would rather read A because it resonates most with me as a parent.

I think it would be nicer to read a parenting book from a more neutral position, rather than just something specifically for moms. I don't know how much I relate to other mothers, as much as I do to just parenting in general. A would catch my eye because of that.

This title seems a bit warmer and more friendly

Even though the book seems to be targeted for Moms, I prefer 'Parenting Archetype Style'. This sounds more universal and also more appropriate than 'Mom Personality Style'. However, I'm not sure why #MomGuilt is in either title.

I think "Parenting Archetype" sounds more professional than "Mom Personality." Personality is not a style, but parenting is.

Option A, the image of the sentence give a brief information.

Better to have mom guilt as a second level of importance and give more space to the word "parenting" from the start. Like this it could technically become more suitable for men too, non only moms.

Option A sounds like a better read.

a is Genfer non specific

B title is much more user friendly

option B sounds more interesting and is more eye catching in my opinion

I chose this one because it spoke directly to me as a mother. It specifies mothers instead of grouping mom/dad together

Option B is a more down to earth book title that more people will be able to connect with.

I like Option B. It sounds more natural and easier to relate to. I think Option A sounds too complicated to be of interest.

I like this description better. I think the personality is best to learn.

I think this is a little easier to understand, and makes you feel a little less like a "bad" parent for needing to read it.

Option B is a more interesting title. I am drawn to Option B because it is a better title that does not contain more complicated words. The book title and description in option B is a title that would make me curious and make me want to pick up the book so that I can learn more about the subject matter

I prefer easy language: personality vs. archetype

Mom personality style sounds much better than parenting archetype style. I'm not even sure what a parenting archetype style is.

This book seems more appealing and interesting and I would feel more inclined to read it.

I have no idea what "archetype" means. I felt the language and vocabulary of B was more straightforward.

Although I hate a hashtag used in a book title, I like B better because it uses mom instead of parenting.

I am always curious of my personality type so that title intrigues me. I don't even know what an archetype is. I wouldn't be inclined to read a book with that title.

Im a mom so I would love to learn more about mom personality's.

I like using personality style rather archetype

Option B is the book that I would rather read because the wording is much more clearer to understand than the word Archetype on option A.

i like that this is straight to the point. archetype style sounds too intensive

I chose B because A seems very pretentious using "archetype style"? What? As moms we do not have the mental capacity nor time to look up words we don't know just to try to understand what someone is saying. Give us plain English language or don't market to us at all.

Mom personality is more of a catchphrase and some thing that I would be drawn to.

This makes me understand a lot better. The wording in the other kind of confuses me.

I think this book would be more relatable because of the wording used.

Personality style sounds better to me than the other one. I feel like I'll be able to understand myself better and be better with this one.

I would rather read about my personality, it sounds like it would be an easier read than parenting archetype.

I would prefer the one that is most specific to a mother.

I'm more inclined to choose a book that describes a mom. Since I am one

B is much friendlier and appeals to a much broader base.

I'm a mom so of course option B is going to suite me better.

I like the simplicity of this book description. It gets straight to the point and talks directly to moms without seeming too smart or trendy.

The title is concise and simple to understand. Gets straight to the point.

Some people won't know what the word "archetype" means therefore the first choice is the best.

I think it would be interesting to know my mom personality type.

I chose Option B because I like the wording, "Mom Personality" style much better. This wording makes sense to me - I anticipate this book to help me understand what my personality is as a Mom, and how best to apply this knowledge to my children. Sounds like a great book!

I just think this title is easier to understand. I would be more likely to pick up this title.

I strongly prefer the word personality over archetype.

I would definitely rather read Option B book because I am a mom and `Mom` personality would immediately catch my attention.

This title is easier to understand and also has a more relatable feel. I think it sounds more fun to read.