Which famous publishing house specifically chose the color orange for its brand identity because it represents creativity, enthusiasm, and was considered distinctive in the publishing industry?

In the competitive world of publishing, brand colors aren't chosen by accident. Major publishing houses carefully select their visual identities to evoke specific emotions and establish recognition among readers. This trivia question explores how one renowned publishing house has leveraged color psychology in their brand identity to reflect their literary focus and market positioning. Test your knowledge about the intersection of visual branding and literary publishing!

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Penguin Random House
Penguin Books (for their classic paperback covers)
HarperCollins Publishers
Simon & Schuster