THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET by Sandra Cisneros

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Author:  Sandra Cisneros

 

Lyrical, powerful, and unforgettable, THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET is a modern classic that has shaped generations of readers. Told through short, vivid vignettes, it follows Esperanza Cordero - a young Latina girl growing up in the Hispanic quarter of Chicago - as she navigates the challenges of identity, family, and belonging.

 

Mango Street is a place full of cracked sidewalks, tiny apartments, and harsh realities. Esperanza witnesses the struggles of her community: the weight of poverty, the limits placed on girls, racism, and the confusing, sometimes frightening world of becoming a young woman. 

But Esperanza is a storyteller; capturing her world in fragments of poetry and memory. Through her words, she dreams of something more: “a house all my own… quiet as snow.”  Tender, honest, and beautifully written, The House on Mango Street is a coming-of-age story about finding your voice even when the world tries to silence it.

 

Why this book deserves a spot on your shelf:

  • Short, poetic chapters perfect for teen readers
  • A relatable heroine discovering who she wants to be
  • A classic exploration of culture, identity, and hope

 

 

Paperback:  128 pages
Language:  English
Dimensions:  12 x 1 x 19.8 cm
ISBN:  978-1547605682
Publisher:  Bloomsbury
Publication:  19 Jul. 2004