Which children's literature mascot was created in 1935 by illustrator Richard Floethe for a publishing house and became so popular it eventually became the company's logo and name?

Publishing houses often create memorable brand mascots to represent their literary identity and connect with readers. These mascots become iconic symbols in the arts and literature world, appearing on book covers, merchandise, and marketing materials. How well do you know the famous mascots that have helped define some of the world's most beloved publishing brands? Test your knowledge of these literary ambassadors that bridge the gap between publishers and their audiences.

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Penguin (Penguin Random House)
Little Golden Books Boy (Western Publishing)
Random House's House
The Cat in the Hat (Dr. Seuss Enterprises)