Und alle so still by Mareike Fallwickl

On a Sunday in June, Women silently protest by lying down on the ground. This turns into a country-wide movement, infrastructure fails, companies have to temporarily close, already-stretched hospitals are struggling to handle patients. Elin, Nuri and Ruth find their way into this, each with their own story, worldview and struggles.

In constrast to her previous book, Die Wut, die bleibt, this one shows the side of resignation and peace, but keeps the theme of sisterhood. Fallwickl writes beautifully, I really liked it!