When Penguin Books launched their revolutionary paperbacks in 1935, what groundbreaking price point did they set that transformed literary accessibility?

In the world of publishing, some brands have changed not just how books are marketed, but how literature is consumed by the public. Brand storytelling in literature has evolved dramatically over the decades, transforming publishers from mere printers to cultural institutions. Test your knowledge about one of the most revolutionary moments in literary brand history that democratized reading for millions.

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Six pence (the same price as a packet of cigarettes)
One shilling (the same price as a magazine)
Two shillings and six pence (the same price as a theater ticket)
Three pence (the same price as a newspaper)