I liked choice A since the image is well organized and easy to see the product in use.

I chose option A because I think the design is much more minimal than the others and not distracting for what it should be for, and it also would hold a larger age gab for use. It does not look so childish

I like the two options with bigger animals on the front. Option B is better because the color palette is softer.

Options B and D are first as they have the cutest cover designs. C is third for being the standard copy book style in both covers and pages. Option A is fourth as it doesn’t have the standard ring binder so it’s harder to lay flat.

B and A have friendly characters on the cover which may help with any anxiety the child has in learning the subjects. It is also much easier to tell what the topic is based on the placement of the banner on B.

I have a son about the age who would enjoy these kinds of activities, so I picked the first two because those would be the two he'd pick.

For a kid, I think B would be the one they would gravitate to the most with the cute designs and adorable animals.

I selected option B because I like that I can see what ages the books are recommended for. I also like the uncluttered cover because it makes it easier to read and easier to understand. The content offers a great mix of activities for children. Option B would definitely support my child's learning.

The books presented on the bottom are definitely the cutest ones of the bunch . I also like that the grooves for writing seem to be very deep , which will encourage the kid to write very professionally .

I like the cute animals and nice spiral lay flat binding

Based on the covers, they all look really fun and good quality. The center dotted line has proven to be pretty helpful.

I chose options that most quickly show me these books will teach numbers and letters.

I choose C first, because I prefer kid pictures over animals, and it is more concentrated on the learning aspect of the books, rather than a giant animal picture in the middle. A is next, because of the kid pictures, though it says little about the learning, but keeping it simple isn't a bad idea. I do not care for B and really don't like D, where B is cute and D looks a little scary with those eyes.

The option that I picked has a good assortment of different things like letters and numbers and even shapes to trace so I think that just based on the assortment, it looks pretty awesome

Option C was first because I liked the page itself and I thought that all of the books looked the most fun and interactive. Option D was second as the books were less fun, but the page of letters was fine. Option B was less interesting, but the animals made it cuter. Option A seemed the least fun and interesting between the group.

I like that this cover is boldly colored and not too overwhelming. It feels very simple but fun.

I like the colors and images of option D. I think they will get the child's attention and make it look like fun.

D has a nice mix of cutesy animals with helpful backgrounds for content. A has very similar design across all the covers. B has more cutesy animals with a more uniform design. C is similar to A, but with more color variety.

The bright colors used in the design of my top choice are most exciting and energetic for sure!

I think this one looks the most cute. I like one animal being the focus of each one of them. I like the darker background colors too. I also think the drawings of the animals look cute and playful

I perfer the more deeper colors and then the animals, the lower choice two seem to be generic and not engaging

The animals on the covers look super cute on these.

Both the animal-style cover and the worksheet imagery itself on my top choice are the most appealing of the bunch to me.

I prefer option D. I like the bright colors and cute characters on the cover. It is good for kids to practice writing on a line.

From an english perspective, options D and C are better as they are lined up horizontally (kind of like a music bar), this is easier and better to learn english whereas A and B are more so used for Asian languages with Kanji or Hanzi it seems. And D and B get higher choice because of the cute animal on the cover

The animal images look really nice and are eye catching given all the colors of the images

I prefer option D. I think the animals on the book covers look the cutest of the available options.

The large animal images on the covers in both Options D & B stand out to grab my attention in the most appealing way. I like the brighter background colors on the covers in Option D though which do a great job of effectively enhancing the images/text.

The colors are bright in D and C, so ranked them in top positions. As the character in D and C are bold I ranked D first, C second and B third.

I prefer option D . The animals on the cover , look . A lot more fun and interesting . I think kids would like them .