A I feel is the best title as it is short, simple, and straight to the point over the others.

I like a short and sweet title that seems more active than passive

These seem realistic and relatable in the order that I ranked them.

Options A, B, and C really challenge the child to do something with their dreams, encouraging them. However, option A dares the child to dream, which is more exciting to a kid, I think. Option D feels too academic in some way, as if by reading this the child will learn how dreams are useful. This isn't bad necessarily, but probably less exciting to a 7 or 8-year-old child.

i really like choice A cause i feel like at that age they are more daring and really like to take risks and have fun and i feel like the name fits really well with this theory.

Mentioning Adventure in A can be attractive to young boys. So I think A is inspiring without having to say it's inspiring.

I thought A had the best flow and the title led into the subtitle most effectively.

I like the title of this because its the most inspiring.

choice a has more of a direct approach to the titles

A is my favorite. It's simple, effective, and a call to action!

I like a it seems to encourage boys to follow their dreams

I like option A. It sounds very inspiring.

They are all positive titles, but my top 2 choices stick out a bit more. They fit the book's theme a bit better and make me feel like it's a bit more 'in your hands' for some reason.

I like B because it's the shortest and most to the point, followed by A. D and C are both too wordy.

I just like how option B flows, it is to the point without being too wordy.

I chose B because I like the words used and the message it sends

I think the iconic message is here like believe in your dreams or reach for the stars make the most sense to pitch to a child who's 7 or 8 years old

I like telling young kids to believe

I absolutely love the title of option B. I think it is wonderful to get boys to actually believe in their dreams so they can fit for them.

All of these are fine. I like B the best as I feel that the language is the most appropriate and the most descriptive. C is also good. A nd D are OK. But all would be fine and are interesting.

All of them are a bit long and none are catchy. Especially for the demographic. That said, C was the worst. Too long and cluttered. I don't know that they need subtitles either, and from that I ranked them based on the main titles.

I think the first two titles would help inspire the children more

B. It's inspiring & encouraging. D. Let's them know that their mind is powerful. C. Very Motivational. A. Doesn't sound to confident.

Reach for the Starts I think sounds the best, it's the easiest to understand for a kid that age.

I like option C, I think it is an appropriate title for children that will be understood. The other titles may not resonate with children the same way.

I love the idea of reaching for the stars and reading about people's courage. B and A are decent enough and would work but I am not a fan of D

I like the visual image created in the mind from 'reaching for the stars.' None of the other three titles create a vivid picture.

I really like c. More relatable.

I ranked in the order that I find the book titles to be interesting.

Option C seems the most appropriate as 'reach for the stars' is a quote children would relate to. Option B is similar as this states 'believe in your dreams', which is another quote children can relate to. Options A and D are a bit more harsh in their language, with words like 'dare' and 'power'

C and A have a bit more of a call to action to them, which boys will pick up on.

I love that it starts with an action that gives a motivated and energetic feel

C has very straightforward title and I like that, I think the other three are pretty much tied for second place

I really like the first two because I think they are a little bit more inspirational but all of these titles are quite good.

I made my choices this way based on the fact of what an 8 year old would think about which is the stars and not really understand or have a real concept of power or tough goals.

I think REACH FOR THE STARS is the best title! It’s encouraging, more so than believe in your dreams, because it’s telling boys to absolutely go for the gold.

I like that it talks about reaching for the stars because it shows that you’re gonna have to give a lot of effort but you can get your dreams to come true.

I like option C the best because I like how it says to never give up and to reach for the stars! I think those two things are very inspirational!

i like "D" and "B" much more than the others. i give "D" a slight edge over "B" because of the word "power." "power," so to speak, is a very powerful word. it will get people's attention. there really isn't anything wrong with "A" or "C" but they seem so overused and corny to me.

I picked option D because I like its use of the word power, which would appeal to boys more.

Dreams have power so the title used in D is the most descriptive of the bunch here.

I like "The Power of Your Dreams" because it gives the impression that the dream is like the fuel that can power a kid to succeeding in whatever area they can imagine.

I like titles that mention dreams early on and I rated by options that most make interested in reading.

I think option D feels the most empowering, unique, trustworthy, and interesting which makes me the most likely to buy

I like thinking about how powerful your dreams can be.

D is the power of your dreams makes the most sense to me. C is very typical. A doesnt sound right. B is overly complicated.

Generally I like book titles that are to the point and that do a good job describing exactly what you'll be reading about. That doesn't mean they need to be boring titles or anything though. Out of these options I really like option D. Its inspiring and makes me feel positive about dreams. Options A and B are similar to option D to me, but not quite as inspiring in my opinion. Option C just feels a bit long and isn't quite as direct that its about dreams.

I'll go with option D' because the title seems interesting and is simple to understand.

I chose option D because this title seemed the most motivating.

I ranked option D first because it had a strong resonating message that attracts attention and feels empowering. I ranked the remaining titles based on how well they fit that feeling with option C sounding a bit too campy.