Amazon Shares Its List of the Top 20 Books of the Year — Have You Read Them All?

Jeannie Vanasco's memoir, Things We Didn't Talk About When I Was a Girl, is a bold, necessary memoir in the age of #MeToo that manages to be both tender and razor sharp at the same time. In it, the author decides to confront her rapist, one of her closest childhood friends, after 14 years of nightmares about the assault. As she interviews him, she explores one simple but harrowing question: is it possible for a good person to commit a terrible act?