Which publishing house's logo features a penguin in an oval, created in 1935 by Edward Young and remaining largely unchanged as one of literature's most iconic brand symbols?

The publishing world has seen some of the most iconic and enduring logos in brand history. These visual identifiers have become cultural touchstones, instantly recognizable across bookstore shelves worldwide. Test your knowledge of famous literary brand identities that have shaped our relationship with books and publishing houses throughout the decades. How well do you know the visual language of literature's business side?

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Penguin Books
Random House
HarperCollins
Simon & Schuster