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Alexander Lobyntsev in the audiobook "People who play dolls and dolls who play people" creates a mesmerizing world in which dolls and their owners become participants in complex psychological and social games.

The book's plot focuses on exploring how dolls, traditionally perceived as mere toys, begin to influence people's lives and thoughts. Here dolls do not just play a passive role, but begin to show their own desires, emotions and even power over their owners.

The story reveals how interaction between people and dolls can be a metaphor for deeper topics such as manipulation, control and self-identification. The book makes you wonder how imagination and artificial beings can influence real human relationships and behavior.

The reader will get acquainted with a unique view of psychology and social interactions, getting the opportunity to consider familiar things from a new angle.

- Author: Alexander Lobyntsev

- Genre: Psychological novel, social fiction

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Unknown

- Reads: Unknown

- Key features: Psychology, interaction of man and dolls, social metaphors.

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