Which book was famously published with pages that needed to be cut open by readers, contained marginalia that appeared to be from another reader, and included physical artifacts like letters and postcards?

Book packaging has evolved dramatically over centuries, from simple leather covers to innovative designs that enhance the reading experience. Publishers now experiment with unique formats that complement a book's content. This trivia explores a revolutionary packaging innovation that transformed how readers interact with a specific literary work, merging form and function in an unprecedented way. Test your knowledge of how physical book design can become an integral part of storytelling.

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S. (Ship of Theseus) by J.J. Abrams and Doug Dorst
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