Laurent Gervereau’s *La Disparition des images* examines how the proliferation of visual media reshapes perception and memory. Written for a younger audience, the board‑book format combines concise text with striking illustrations that invite readers to consider the fleeting nature of images in everyday life. Through a series of simple yet thought‑provoking vignettes, Gervereau encourages children to question the role of pictures in shaping reality, making the work both an accessible introduction to visual culture and a subtle critique of image saturation. The book’s modest length and clear visuals make it suitable for classroom discussion or quiet reading, offering a gentle entry point into broader conversations about media, art, and the ways we construct meaning from what we see.