Weirdly it didn‘t grab me immediately, maybe because I was already so familiar with this case. But about 75 pages in when the details of how Kantor and Twohey persuaded this story really start to become clear I couldn‘t put this book down. As a journalist I love reading about investigative journalism projects.. However I‘m not sure how many readers would agree with me. So I would say ‘She Said‘ is maybe not for everyone. But I loved it.

What an eye opener. Even for someone like me that‘s very familiar with the Indian caste system. This is the first time I‘ve seen someone make the connection with American society and Nazi German. What really hit where the parts where Wilkerson talks about her own experience of being ‘put in place‘. Sadly it was so recognizable..

Fifty pages in and I cannot wait to curl up on my couch as soon as I have a day off from work to dive into this book.