Sara Fanelli illustrates Cendrillon using a cardboard box, a booklet, eighteen postcards, and stamps. This ‘illustration,’ presented as a ‘treasure box’ that the ‘reader’ can unpack, emphasizes découpage, ‘bulk,’ and fragmented images. How does this object relate to the texts by Perrault and Grimm? Do the images and booklet speak of the same story? Does the fragmentation generate its own ‘magic’? In what way does this illustration question the fairy tale: its narrative, origins, and interpretation?