Which famous publishing house mascot, created in 1935, is a flightless bird that has appeared on millions of paperback books and became one of the most recognizable logos in publishing history?

Publishing houses have created iconic mascots and symbols that represent their brand identities in the literary world. These mascots often become as recognizable as the books themselves, serving as visual shorthand for the publisher's reputation and values. This trivia question tests your knowledge about these distinctive literary brand ambassadors that have become part of book culture.

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Penguin Books' penguin
Random House's house with a crown
HarperCollins' torch
Faber & Faber's double-F design