Which famous publishing house revolutionized paperback book design in the 1930s with its distinctive orange and white color scheme that helped make quality literature more accessible to the masses?

The publishing industry has long understood that a book's cover is its most powerful marketing tool. Some iconic book covers have become as famous as the works they contain, sparking trends in design and establishing visual identities for authors. This trivia question explores how packaging design in literature has evolved and created memorable brand experiences for readers. Test your knowledge of the intersection between literary art and commercial design!

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Penguin Books
Random House
HarperCollins
Faber and Faber