Which classic novel famously received a controversial 'teen romance' cover redesign in 2009 that many critics argued completely misrepresented the book's dark themes?

In the publishing industry, book covers are crucial marketing tools that can dramatically impact sales. Publishers often redesign classic book covers to appeal to new generations of readers or to capitalize on media adaptations. This practice, known as 'rebranding' in retail marketing, has been both praised for bringing fresh attention to timeless works and criticized for sometimes misrepresenting the content. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of literature and brand strategy!

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Wuthering Heights (marketed to appeal to Twilight fans with the tagline 'Bella & Edward's favorite book')
Pride and Prejudice (with a cover showing a modern couple embracing and the tagline 'The original rom-com')
The Great Gatsby (redesigned with glittering party scenes to capitalize on the Baz Luhrmann film)
Lord of the Flies (with a beach vacation aesthetic and 'Ultimate Island Adventure' tagline)