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- Part I: The House on Mango Street, Hairs, and Boys & Girls
- Part II: My Name, Cathy Queen of Cats, and Our Good Day
- Part III: Laughter, Gil’s Furniture Bought & Sold, Meme Ortiz, and Louie, His Cousin & His Other Cousin
- Part IV: Marin, Those Who Don’t, and There Was an Old Woman She Had So Many Children She Didn’t Know What to Do
- Part V: Alicia Who Sees Mice, Darius & the Clouds, and And Some More
- Part VI: The Family of Little Feet and A Rice Sandwich
- Part VII: Chanclas, Hips, and The First Job
- Part VIII: Papa Who Wakes Up Tired in the Dark, Born Bad, and Elenita, Cards, Palm, Water
- Part IX: Geraldo No Last Name, Edna’s Ruthie, The Earl of Tennessee, and Sire
- Part X: Four Skinny Trees and No Speak English
- Part XI: Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut & Papaya Juice on Tuesdays and Sally
- Part XII: Minerva Writes Poems and Bums in the Attic
- Part XIII: Beautiful & Cruel, A Smart Cookie, and What Sally Said
- Part XIV: The Monkey Garden, Red Clowns, and Linoleum Roses
- Part XV: The Three Sisters and Alicia & I Talking on Edna’s Steps
- Part XVI: A House of My Own and Mango Says Goodbye Sometimes
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- Part I: The House on Mango Street, Hairs, and Boys & Girls
- Part II: My Name, Cathy Queen of Cats, and Our Good Day
- Part III: Laughter, Gil’s Furniture Bought & Sold, Meme Ortiz, and Louie, His Cousin & His Other Cousin
- Part IV: Marin, Those Who Don’t, and There Was an Old Woman She Had So Many Children She Didn’t Know What to Do
- Part V: Alicia Who Sees Mice, Darius & the Clouds, and And Some More
- Part VI: The Family of Little Feet and A Rice Sandwich
- Part VII: Chanclas, Hips, and The First Job
- Part VIII: Papa Who Wakes Up Tired in the Dark, Born Bad, and Elenita, Cards, Palm, Water
- Part IX: Geraldo No Last Name, Edna’s Ruthie, The Earl of Tennessee, and Sire
- Part X: Four Skinny Trees and No Speak English
- Part XI: Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut & Papaya Juice on Tuesdays and Sally
- Part XII: Minerva Writes Poems and Bums in the Attic
- Part XIII: Beautiful & Cruel, A Smart Cookie, and What Sally Said
- Part XIV: The Monkey Garden, Red Clowns, and Linoleum Roses
- Part XV: The Three Sisters and Alicia & I Talking on Edna’s Steps
- Part XVI: A House of My Own and Mango Says Goodbye Sometimes
The House on Mango Street Themes
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The House on Mango Street Critical Overview
The House on Mango Street Character Analysis
- Esperanza Cordero
- Other Characters
The House on Mango Street Essays and Criticism
- Assessement of The House on Mango Street
- Literary Continuity in Sandra Cisneros's The House on Mango Street
- Coming of Age in Novels by Rudolfo Anaya and Sandra Cisneros
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The House on Mango Street Topics for Further Study
The House on Mango Street Media Adaptations
The House on Mango Street Glossary of Spanish Terms
The House on Mango Street What Do I Read Next?
The House on Mango Street Bibliography and Further Reading
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New Characters:
Esperanza Cordero: the narrator of the novel

Nenny (Magdalena): Esperanza’s younger sister

Mama: Esperanza’s mother

Papa: Esperanza’s father

Carlos: Esperanza’s younger brother

Kiki: Esperanza’s youngest brother

Nun: a nun from Esperanza’s school

The House on Mango Street
Esperanza and her family have just moved to a house on Mango Street. They have lived on a number of different streets in the past, and Esperanza names as many of them as she can...

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