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What do others say about Cisneros’ work?

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What do others say about Cisneros’ work?

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Why do you think we study her novel for the IB?

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Why do you think we study her novel for the IB?

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What do others say about her style of writing?

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Are there positive reviews/negative critiques?

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This picture shows some rate of element that includes in the book, we can see that the book has many positive messages, role models and representations, which means this book would give us good influences.

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This is the story of Esperanza Cordero, and, at its heart, it is the story of every child who has gone through the very difficult transformation into becoming a teenager with all its excitement, fear, challenge and risk.

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"The House of Mango Street has given a voice to all of us who have made the United State home, while never forgetting where we come from... An unforgettable and indispensable book."

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In response to this categorization as a children’s novel, Cisernos replies that even though it’s marketed as a young people’s book, the range of readers stems all the way to college level students.

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Parents and education boards found the content to be too graphic/real for children of a young age

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the first Hispanic writer to win a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction

"the novel has conveyed the Southwestern Latino experience with verve, charm, and passion."

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The House on Mango Street is made up of vignettes that are not quite poems and not quite full stories.  Sandra Cisneros's writing style transcends two genres, poetry and the short story. The novel is written in a series of poetic vignettes that make it easy to read, also with a unique style and structure.

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why do you think we study her novel for IB

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The New York Times Book Review

"Cisneros draws on her rich [Latino] heritage...and seduces with precise, spare prose, creat[ing] unforgettable characters we want to life off the page. She is not only a gifted writer, but an absolutely essential one."

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"The House on Mango Street was the sort is reality-altering book that broke it all open for me. Sandra Cisneros has a voice with character, gusto, and chiseled craft. It did't just reach out to me because I am Latina,it insisted on reaching out to touch everyone. Mango Street made literary history"

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"The House n Mango Street is so succinct, funny and beautiful that it is timeless. It's poetry and song with yearning and lobe that we can all recognize. It's one of those books that we will be reading and rereading for a very long time."