Still Lives

In Still Lives, Maria Hummel explores the power of art to both conceal and reveal truths. The protagonist, Kim Lord, uses her artwork to shed light on the violence against women. This book encourages us to see art as a tool for social commentary and change.

Hummel's book delves into the mystery of identity. Kim Lord, an artist, disappears, leaving behind her controversial exhibition, 'Still Lives'. The book makes us question how well we really know the people in our lives and the secrets they may be hiding.

Still Lives is a deep dive into the role of women in society. Through the missing artist and her artwork depicting famous murdered women, Hummel forces us to confront the violence and objectification women face. It's a call to action for better treatment of women.

Hummel's book explores the complexities of relationships. The protagonist, Maggie, is not only investigating Kim's disappearance but also dealing with her complicated feelings for her ex-boyfriend who is now Kim's boyfriend. This book encourages us to look into our own relationships and their complexities.

If you're a fan of suspense, you'll love Still Lives. Hummel masterfully builds tension as Maggie investigates Kim's disappearance. The book keeps you on the edge of your seat, making you eager to find out what happens next.