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The House on Mango Street, Significance of objects, Imagery.

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Identity, family, community, and dreams, all woven through Esperanza's journey, shapes the characters' lives.

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Vignette Style, Non-Linear Narrative, Voice and Tone.

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Focusing on Esperanza's voice and tone, which is deeply personal, how does she demonstrate an open - minded and risk taker attitude to have her future transformation?

How might the experience of reading a story told in vignettes and “Emotion” as a way of knowing, help readers to develop a personal connection to Esperanza’s experiences and feelings?

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Esperanza, Supporting Characters, Complex Relationships.

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How does Cisneros' use of vivid imagery allow the lector to empathize with the book carather’s emotions and experiences? Do you think this is enough?

In many stories, objects and places acquire special meaning for the characters. Do you have any object or place in your life that represents an important moment or a stage of growth? Why do you think these elements can hold such symbolic value?

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Social Issues, Cultural Influences, Historical Context.

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From your point of view, does the present racial inequality and gender roles represent a barrier to achieving an honest society? why yes? and why not?

What social issues highlighted in the novel, such as poverty or gender roles, do you think are still relevant in today’s world and can you think of any recent events or situations that reflect these themes?

To what extend the desire of acceptance and belonging in an American society influence the expression of cultural background or heritage in personal relationships?

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Personal Reflections, Shared Struggles, Life Lessons.

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How does the novel inspire readers to reflect on their own personal growth or self-acceptance? Can you think of a time when a book or story influenced your perception of yourself or others?

How do you think Esperanza’s relationships with her family and community shape her personal growth and how do your own relationships impact your sense of identity?

Are there specific  themes that challenge your assumptions, that inspire you a new way of thinking or explore your insights?

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How could you relate the transformation of Esperanza from a young girl into a woman, to being part of a community that is constantly changing, focusing on personal transformation?

What principal topic could you identify during Esperanza’s childhood and how this leads to the appearance of her dreams and her perception of social reality?

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How do you think these complex relationships within the neighborhood shape Esperanza’s view of herself and her social reality?

How might Esperanza’s dreams of escaping their home and neighborhood conflict with their feelings of loyalty to her family and the other characters?