I picked option A because the books look more appealing displayed together (touching each other).

I love this one more because I like how it is put together and I can almost see what this product would look like displayed in my own home.

I like this one better because it shows how they would look on a shelf. It is a better representation of the product.

I'd select this Option A because it looks premium and outstanding.

the larger view makes them look stronger and bolder

it looks nicer and more aesthetic.

I chose Option A because it is arranged the same way it would be on a bookshelf.

Image A because the books are shown in clear and sharp image.

The books being spaced on B makes the overall look not really feel connected. With A, the books close together make it look more like a design choice that I would want to make. I like that B shows the covers, but it's not inviting.

I chose option A because this the way the decorative books are going to be laid out on the book shelf, the arrangement shown here is absolutely original like and I loved it.

I feel like option A looks much more balanced and higher end. i like the sleek look and the simplicity of it and feel like it does a much better job of showing how the product could/should be used.

The other one has weird spacing between it which looks off to me

The space between the books just looks odd to me.

Option A looks a lot more natural and normal. I like it because it looks how the product is going to look in my house. The other option does not look or feel natural.

This looked like a more comprehensive set of books as they were all gathered together.

I like them stacked, i can picture it on my shelf

I think option A seems highest quality.

The books in choice A are more neatly arranged in a similar fashion like how I would be likely to arrange them on a bookshelf. Therefore, I was drawn to that option. The books in Option B are shown too haphazardly.

Option A offers a view of what they will actually look like when stacked together. The other option doesn't help me know what they would look like sitting on my shelf.

i like this option because it shows you the image on each cover, however when looking at each item they all seem to be in the same style but with different names and it looks a bit boring. a lot of neutral colors and usually books bring a pop of color to a neutral place. maybe make ssome books yellow or blue, even a bright orange would look nice.

I like getting a fuller picture of the books including seeing their cover so B works better for me

I can see the covers better.

This option gives me the better idea that these can be separated as well as stand up on their own without support

I like B more because of the size of the books overall. A is a bit too zoomed in so the smaller book looks really small next to the larger ones.

I like being able to see the covers of all of the books.

Option B is more visually appealing and grabs your attention more right off the bat. I think you get a better view of the books and can see more of what you are getting and how they would look in your home. They have a more universal look to them that makes you feel they would look good in a wider array of places. You feel like you could do more with them than just stack them one on top of the other and they would have a wider range of uses. Option B would appeal to more people and would make them more likely to check deeper into what they have to offer.

I like b better as the books are more spread out so I have an idea of how the covers look without already having clicked on it.

Option B is top because it shows a better view of the front covers of the books.

I liked how you can see the covers more clearly in option B.

This picture helps show the book covers better.