Which famous literary brand mascot was created by illustrator Quentin Blake and has appeared on Roald Dahl's book covers since the 1970s?

In the world of arts and literature, publishers often create distinctive brand mascots to represent their imprints or book series. These literary mascots become iconic symbols that readers recognize and associate with particular genres or publishing houses. From children's literature to prestigious academic presses, these mascots help build brand identity and foster reader loyalty. Test your knowledge of these literary brand ambassadors that have shaped the visual identity of beloved books and publishing houses.

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• The Little Prince character for Penguin Books
• The Crocodile logo for HarperCollins Children's Books
• The BFG-inspired giant for Puffin Books
• The Cat in the Hat for Random House

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