Need book recommendations? Here are some of my favorites: 
....helped me through a breakup: Abandon Me by @melissafebos ...made me miss a train stop Why Didn’t You Tell Me? by @carmenritawong 
...I recommend over and over again Widow Basquiat by Jennifer Clement as well as, Prayers for The Stolen 
...currently sits on my nightstand Sleeping Alone: Stories by @iamrufreeman and the memoir Voice of The Fish by Lars Horn. 
...made me laugh out loud When We Make it by @elisabetvelasquezpoetry 
...I’d like turned into a Netflix show Dealing in Dreams by @lilliamr 
...I last bought Neruda On The Park by @cleyvisnatera and Woman of Light by @kalimaja 
...has the best title
...has the best opening line... The Man Who Could Clouds, a Memoir by Ingrid Rojas Contreras 
...has the greatest ending “When a cumbia came on, he asked our mother to dance, and we watched our parents sway, finding each other’s rhythm as if they’d never fallen out of step, as if the past fifteen years were only a dance interrupted waiting for the next song to play. I wondered about the matrix of separation and dislocation, our years bound to the phan-tom pain of a lost homeland, because now that we are together again that particular hurt and sensation that something is missing has faded. And maybe there is no nation or citizenry; they’re just territories mapped in place of family, in place of love, the infinite country.” From Infinite Country by @patricia__engel ...has a sex scene that will make you blush Cantoras by @carolina_derobertis ...features the coolest book jacket Chinelo Okparanta’s Harry Sylvestor Bird @chinelo.okparanta 
...made me weep uncontrollably Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin ...should be on every college syllabus My Broken Language by @quiaraalegria 
...I consider literary comfort food The Odd Woman and The City: A memoir by Vivían Gornick. ...sealed a friendship The Professor’s Daughter by @emilyraboteau . ...that holds the recipe to a favorite dish Loves you by @sarahgambito