Which revolutionary packaging innovation in 2012 allowed readers to experience water damage to a book as part of its storytelling?

The way books are presented and packaged has evolved dramatically over centuries, influencing both sales and the reading experience. From elaborate leather-bound volumes of the Victorian era to modern minimalist designs and innovative digital packaging, publishers have continually revolutionized how literature reaches its audience. Test your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of literary works and the packaging innovations that helped define their success in the marketplace.

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Penguin's 'Ship of Theseus' by J.J. Abrams and Doug Dorst with removable ephemera and margin notes
Visual Editions' 'Tree of Codes' by Jonathan Safran Foer with die-cut pages
Canongate's 'The Fifty Year Sword' by Mark Z. Danielewski with glow-in-the-dark cover
Random House's special edition of 'The Water Damage' by Mark Z. Danielewski, sealed in water-reactive packaging