Which of these literary brand mascots was created in 1957 and originally appeared with the slogan 'Books and People, the nicest combination we know'?

Publishing houses and bookstore chains have created memorable brand mascots over the years to connect with readers and represent their literary identity. These mascots have become cultural icons in the world of literature, appearing on everything from store signage to book merchandise. Test your knowledge of these famous literary brand ambassadors that have helped market books and reading to generations of consumers.

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Penguin Books' Penguin
Barnes & Noble's Scholarly Owl
The Cat in the Hat for Random House
Faber & Faber's Faber-the-Raven