Well, I understand the concept of a digital echo, but I can't even understand the idea of choice B. What is a Kand?

Digital Echoes is the better title to me because that's more intriguing and curious sounding. Hands Free sounds a little dull to me.

Digital Echoes fits better with the "digital footprint" one leaves behind upon their death so A

I love the title Digital Echoes! Really speaks to what the dead leave behind online - echoes of their former selves.

I like the cover in option A with the title "Digital Echoes" better. The video recordings her friend left behind are her digital echoes. The title is quite fitting and symbolic for the story.

I selected the cover and corresponding title that most resonated with me and captivated my interest.

I prefer option A because it looks its engrossing and interesting to me. Option B does not look as engaging to me overall!

I chose option A as the choice that I would most likely to click on because I felt that the title was more closely related to what the book was about.

hands free doesnt really tell me what its about, echo is an ominous word which works for horror and suspense

i like the title of this book more and i like the cover design too but it's a bit hard to read.

the title is more mysterious and doesnt seem to be a book abut bluetooth

I like the title of this one. It has a haunting feel to it. It is like you can hear the past calling you but don't know where it is coming from.

I like Option A. I think this title fits the description of the book very well. Amelia is digging through digital clues to find out why Zara died. Great title for this story line. Option B title I don't like at all, I connection to the story line is vague.

The covers are basically the same - so title-wise, I prefer Digital Echos to Hands Free. Which isn't to say Hands Free is a bad name - it has multiple potential meanings and that's always good for a title. I have to say I don't like the color scheme or the font choice though.

I feel the title Digital Echoes is more mysterious and inviting. And the title helps make the cover more menacing and interesting.

digital echoes conveys the theme of the digital life the dead leave behind much better.

A sounds closer to the actual content. B seems like maybe some magic is happening.

digital echos sound more intriging than hands free. Hands free seems too basic.

I went with A more on my preference for it's title than anything else. I just think digital echoes sounds more mysterious and interesting than it's counterpart.

Title seems related to the book's topic.

A better fits what the book is about. Also the title sounds cooler to me. B is boring.

I would choose Option A, Digital Echoes. This title sounds interesting and intriguing. I would change the cover. I like the title but not the actual cover.

Digital Echos seems more mysterious and dark to me.

I chose A because the book is about 'digital life" it would be appropriate to have digital in the title.

The cover looks spooky enough, but the title would make me curious as to what the book was about.

This is a cooler name, but the red on blue is a really bad look because it's so hard to read. I would suggest a darker blue if you have to make it blue.

Option A catches your attention more right off the bat and makes you want to know more about it. It opens up your mind to many different things that the title gets you excited about. You tend to want to know more about it and what it has to offer. It also is more unique and unlike something we have heard before. It makes you think the book will have something new and different to offer. Option A would appeal to a wider audience of people and would make them more likely to want to check deeper into what it has to offer.

There is something about the word echoes that can leave an eerie feeling

The title is very creative and summarizes the theme well.

The title incorporates the fact the story is about digitalization while also referencing the mystery part with the choice of the word echoes.

Both descriptions and graphics are identical in Option A & B except for the title. I prefer Option A with the "Digital Echoes" title. It's a cool name, a little murky and misty,and interesting. Option B with "Hands Free" sounds ordinary and not too appealing.

TO me, Digital Echoes has a more mysterious and spooky vibe and I would be intrigued enough by the title to pick it up and read the description. After reading the description, I would purchase the book.

Hands free sounds like an automated car accident about to happen. Digital Echoes gives me chills.

I would probably click on choice B before the other one just because I feel the title makes more sense.

B sounds more mystery than A because of the book title on it.

Its a title that would be easily remembered.

I like Hands Free the best. It goes well with the handprints on the cover. Also the title makes me think of technology, smartphones, etc. Digital Echoes doesn't really tell me too much.

Hands Free sounds like digital era and also kind of eery

I like this name better and I also like how it allows the font to be bigger and more noticeable. It makes the cover look better

B has a stronger element of design and a brighter color.

title is more interesting and i prefer the larger font

I voted based on how appealing the images were to me compared to the others and which ones I would click on in the real world.

The story looks a little more interesting to me personally, captures my attention better

i like hands free because it directly implies it has something to do with technology or phones

I feel like this title makes the story seem more appealing and me wanting to find out more about the book.

Hands Free is the better title and fits the cover art better.

I like the title of option B along with the hand prints. It makes me want to click and buy. The other title seems more "technical" and therefore boring? I think the title of B makes me think the book will be more exciting and worth reading.

I prefer the name "Hands Free" more than the name "Digital Eckoes".

I chose panel B. I think that "Hands Free" would spark intrigue and I would want to read it.

I think option B was more intriguing because "hands free" makes me think of cell phones and how attached to them we all are. Option A's title sounded a little bit too much like a B class sci-fi film.