Which publisher first introduced the modern paperback book format in 1935, revolutionizing book packaging and making literature more affordable and accessible to the masses?

The world of book packaging has evolved dramatically over the centuries, influencing how readers interact with literature. From ancient scrolls to modern dust jackets, the presentation of written works has been both art form and marketing tool. This trivia question explores a revolutionary moment in book packaging history that changed how we experience literature. Test your knowledge about the intersection of product packaging innovation and the literary world!

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Penguin Books (founded by Allen Lane)
Scribner's Sons (founded by Charles Scribner)
Faber and Faber (founded by Geoffrey Faber)
Hachette Livre (founded by Louis Hachette)