Which major publishing house completely redesigned its penguin logo in 2003, moving away from the original 1935 design by Edward Young to a more minimalist version that sparked controversy among book collectors?

In the publishing world, logos and cover designs are critical brand elements that shape reader perception and recognition. Major publishing houses have evolved their visual identities over decades, creating some of the most recognizable logos in arts and literature. This poll tests your knowledge about how these iconic publishing logos have transformed and the strategic decisions behind their evolution. Can you identify which famous literary brand made a particularly noteworthy logo change?

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Penguin Books
HarperCollins
Random House
Faber & Faber