Lines That Laugh Back is a quiet, deeply human novel about a street caricature artist who learns that drawing faces is really about listening to lives. Through intimate encounters, ethical dilemmas, and moments of humor and grief, the story explores identity, dignity, and the weight of truly seeing others. Told in a reflective, voice-driven style ideal for audiobook listeners, this book reveals how attention can become art, and how art can change the way we look at one another.
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