Which publishing company first introduced the mass-market paperback book format in the 1930s, revolutionizing literature accessibility with affordable, pocket-sized editions?

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Penguin Books (founded by Allen Lane)
Scribner's Sons (publishers of Hemingway and Fitzgerald)
Random House (established by Bennett Cerf)
Faber and Faber (T.S. Eliot's publishing house)