Which literary mascot, first introduced in 1935, appears on the spine of nearly all Penguin Classics and is considered one of publishing's most recognizable brand symbols?

Brand mascots aren't just for cereal and insurance companies! The publishing world has created some iconic mascots that have helped define literary brands and imprints. These visual ambassadors have appeared on book spines, in advertisements, and have become recognized symbols within the literary community. Test your knowledge about these unique characters that have helped shape the visual identity of famous publishing houses and literary brands.

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The orange-backed Penguin
Random House's crowned house
Simon & Schuster's walking man
HarperCollins' torch