They are both great titles. Book sounds like it will be interesting.

A is by far better than B.

Digital Echoes is a more appealing title to me. It suggests endless possibilities.

I like the title in option A because it sounds more intriguing and fascinating to me. Option B doesn't sound quite as interesting to me.

I think Option A, Digital Echoes is a better title for this book. It sounds intriguing and interesting. A good read!

Digital Echoes is a lot more interesting sounding to me, it seems more dramatic and suspenseful, it has a more thoughtful and mysterious sound as well.

the other option is terrible. this is now the windows operating system

With this title I can picture hearing distance voices that haunts you. Thus the title sets up the atmosphere of the story better than the other one.

It just sounds better for the description. BSOD, just sounds really generic and that is already a phrase, so it would be confusing to hear it in conversation.

Digital Echoes seems more appropriate for a title in this case, in the sense that the proof lies within some digital videos.

I like the book title in option A the best. The video recordings are the digital echoes of the story which makes the title quite symbolic and meaningful.

Digital Echos is more relatable to the video recordings of her friend that proved her child hood friend was murdered.

I like Digital Echoes. Blue Screen of Death is a little too graphic and edgy if that's what you're going for. I like the more cryptic title though.

I think this title describes the excerpt and it says digital which could mean recording.

I like the way this sounds and it isn't too over the top. The other is trying too hard and I can understand this better

I prefer Option A. It has a sentimental as well as mystery vibe to it that's compelling. Option B just sounds odd to me. It's not a title that would make me want to buy it because for me, its a little shocking and unpleasant.

I prefer option A because I believe the word "echoes" is more related to memories or video recordings.

Neither of these titles seem particularly adept at capturing this plot. I think that Digital Echoes makes more sense though since the woman uses old digital footage to solve the case.

I like A because I think it fits better. B makes me think of a computer screen.

This is the title i find to be the best. This title is best fitting and more relevant

A is too morbid. I feel B is a better representation of the situation.

Digital Echoes is more intriguing to me. Blue Screen of Death sounds like it's trying too hard to be clever by using a computer phrase/term.

Blue Screen of Death sounds funny to me. Not so serious.

I think the other one sounds like A computer murder in mystery this is only one question you can be. This one sounds more mysterious I think and more fantasy realm and mystery

A seems to fit the theme better because a video is like a digital echo. Also sounds cooler than B.

Blue screen of death means a PC has crashed. It has nothing to do with videos.

A has a specific connotation that doesn't fit the story at all. A fits much better and is a bit creepier besides (which is good for this sort of story).

I prefer A for this question as it is more understated compared to B and more interesting to me as well.

This option sounds favorable and has a nice appealing sense of adventure.

A blue screen of death is something different already, it has nothing to do with watching actual videos. Digital echo makes much more sense because it's watching an old digital video to figure something out

Digital Echoes leaves some mystery. Makes me think of a ghost in the machine type concept. I like that it doesn't put specific thoughts or ideas in the readers head. It's vague enough to be intriguing, but not too generic that it seems boring.

I thought both options were pretty good as option B is simplistic yet effective and you can understand the title based off the blurb. However I felt option A was creative and enticing and was a bit better than option B.

It just sounds really cool. blue screen of death definitely sounds like a straight to TV series

option a is really good and it is a lot easier than option b which sounds corny

blue screen of death sounds like something related to a computer - not necessarily a video recording. it doesn't feel like a good tie in. digital echos is vague enough to work.

I like this title because it isn't cliché like a lot of other stories based in this genre.

A is poetic and intriguing. B sounds too generic and uninspired.

I like option A more because it seems like a better fit for a story about finding out and sharing one's digital past.

Digital Echoes is a very intriguing name. Amelia has to dig into a digital past and listen to the echoes that can ring forward for a long time. The other option just makes me thing of all the times my computer froze and I had to reboot.

I think I like "Digital echoes" better. It sounds interesting and mysterious and cryptic and I think it matches the theme of the book better.

I like "Digital Echoes" very much because the "digital" lets me know this book involves technology, and the "echoes" makes me feel mysterious and curious about what the book is about, so I would definitely want to read "Digital Echoes."

Blue screen of death, Hands down matches this description that I just read and would be the perfect book title

I chose option B. I really like the description of this book. I also like the "Blue Screen of Death" for the title as it fits well with the video tape.

It sounds like a must read with a title like this.

Digital Echoes sounds like a mystery blue screen sounds like a computer problem

They both are pretty bad but this one is at least relatable to the topic at hand

It sounds more dramatic that "Digital Echoes." And it implies that someone or something has died.

I choose Option B because by studying old videos on the screen Amelia found out how her friend died, therefore I think the title "Blue Screen Of Death" is the best title.

I like the blue screen in the title. That is just very visual and mysterious sounding.

A much more memorable and instantly recognizable title in my opinion.