I prefer the slightly larger image.

A text goes much better with the rest of the cover then the other option

the font colors are more pleasing

this cover is more readable

I like Austin in red.

I like the lettering to choice A better.

I like the old looking text of the main title

It's more interesting

I like that her head is bigger and the expression is priceless

The red letters and the lower case seem easier to read

I can identify with the cursive writing much better with this option. I also like the fact that the authors name is in black.

I like choice A better because the name is written in a smoother, more feminine font style and a more feminine font color, which is purple. It goes more with the woman on the cover.

The line weight is sketchy in B.

I like it better.

I think option A is more feminine.

I like the cursive in A but I like the color of B.

The pink gives it more of a feminine appeal. The font in option B would be more male oriented.

The word Austen seems more like a signature in this one. It seems more personalized.

First of All, why would you put option A second? thats just silliness. But the magenta thin font seemed clearer and to leap out on me more

i think the black is to thick

B seems too harsh for the book.

I like the font better.

b has easier characters to see, and the title stands out.

The other font is too thin

the text looks better

I prefer the bold black title over the red.. the red is less eye catching.

THE WRITING ON OPTION B IS MORE NOTICEABLE AND THUS WOULD DRAW MORE ATTENTION TOO IT

Font in B is better

Overall, I prefer Option B over Option A; I think that the word "Austen" would look even better if the font in Option B but the red color in Option A were used.

It looks better in my oopinion

The font is more noticeable and more likely to grab attention.

If it is for an ebook, the font is much more visible for use in the postage-stamp images used by Amazon, et al.

Font catches the eye better.

I like the bold font

I like B. with the smaller picture and bigger title. A. looks more like a large print edition.

The style of "Austen" in B seems more fitting to the time that she lived.

Austen in bold is more bold and eye-catching.

The font on Option B better encapsulates the subject of the book.

B looks more like an authentic autograph, if that's what you're going for.

I like the bigger bolder print. It would look great in color.

Better font

Austen script is easier to read in B

I like this cover more.

I like this one better

It is far less intrusive and demanding of a cover

Black typeface is better.

It seems more appropriate

This cover just has a better flow to it.

The text in option B is far easier to read in my opinion so I like it much more.

I prefer the styling of the word Austen in this version. I think it looks a bit more professional.