Title: Too...Hard...too...Follow
Product review: In this book of vignettes, Sandra Cisneros takes you through the poverty and troubles of growing up in a Hispanic-American section of Chicago. She will introduce you to the life of Esperanza. You will venture from her childhood and up until she becomes an adult.In The House on Mango Street, you will be confused throughout a lot of the book. You will have to reread parts of the book to understand what point Cisneros may be trying to get across. If you get this book, you might have to read the book two to three times to fully understand it.An example of a part you might get confused at is when Esperanza compares herself to a red balloon tied down. Another example is when Esperanza compares her family to four skinny trees. Where she is tied down by her roots.All in all, this book isn't for the simple minded. The main reason being is it will make you think! It would have been a more enjoyable book if it was not so hard to understand.
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