You're Not Here to Know by Carmen Villoro is a book that captures readers' attention from the title. The Jalisco-born writer gives us a breath of fresh air through biographical fiction that describes, in colloquial, direct language and with a touch of humor, everyday situations that many of us have experienced, such as going to the bathroom on a moving bus, the impertinence of some waiters, and the mystery of socks lost in the washing machine. Through in-depth observation, the author exposes human behaviors that border on the absurd. After being in charge of the "Dirty Laundry" column in a newspaper, which portrayed society in a humorous way, Villoro now chooses this book to reveal the behaviors and habits that we as humans always want to hide but that always come to light. The author connects with readers through everyday situations in a way that is as genuine as it is revealing, exposing insecurities, fears, intimacies, and the occasional irony of life.