Which of these literary brand mascots was created in 1921 as the symbol of Penguin Books, appearing on book spines and covers worldwide?

Beyond the pages of our favorite books, publishing houses and literary brands have created memorable mascots that have become cultural icons in their own right. These mascots often represent the spirit of a publisher, bookstore chain, or literary franchise, connecting readers with brands through visual storytelling. Test your knowledge of these literary brand ambassadors who bridge the gap between commerce and art in the publishing world.

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The Penguin logo (a simple black and white penguin in an oval)
Clifford the Big Red Dog (Scholastic's mascot)
The Barnes & Noble Nook character (a simple stick figure reading)
The Amazon Wordmark arrow (pointing from A to Z)