Which literary brand mascot was created in 1935 by Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss) and has become one of the most recognizable publishing symbols in children's literature?

Brand mascots are powerful marketing tools that create instant recognition and emotional connections with customers. In the publishing and literary world, mascots have helped make certain imprints and publishers iconic. These illustrated characters often become as beloved as the books they represent, serving as trusted guides to readers of all ages. Test your knowledge of these literary brand ambassadors that have shaped our reading experiences for generations.

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The Cat in the Hat for Random House's Beginner Books
The Penguin for Penguin Books
Clifford the Big Red Dog for Scholastic
The Very Hungry Caterpillar for Eric Carle Studio