Which of these literary brand mascots was created by Barnes & Noble in 1993 as part of their educational toy stores and has since become a global ambassador for children's literacy?

The publishing world has created some iconic brand mascots that represent major literary houses and bookstore chains. These characters have become ambassadors for reading, appearing in advertisements, on merchandise, and even in their own book series. How well do you know the famous mascots that have helped promote literature and reading across generations? Test your knowledge of these literary brand representatives!

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Bookaroo the Owl (Penguin Random House)
Opus the Penguin (Scholastic)
Clifford the Big Red Dog (Houghton Mifflin)
Barnsie Bear (Barnes & Noble)