Esperanza shares her life through vignettes, each of which reveals a little more about who she is and who she aspires to be. See explanation below.
She watches the people around her and comments on her experiences, but she does not link them in a way that implies she comprehends their wider significance in her life.
She is too young and involved to tell her stories objectively, so we must put them together.
Esperanza grows throughout the narrative, and by the conclusion, she has a better understanding of who she is.
In the last vignette, "Mango Says Goodbye Sometimes," she mentions that she enjoys telling stories, indicating that she is beginning to identify as a writer.
Esperanza, the novel's protagonist and narrator, is a twelve-year-old Chicana (Mexican-American girl).
Esperanza is an aspiring writer who longs for her own house. The House on Mango Street follows her through a year of emotional and se.xual maturation.
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