Rather than dividing the house on mango street into conventional chapters, Cisneros created the novella as a series of

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Leokris [45]3 years ago

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What was the answer?

34kurt3 years ago

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ANSWER:

D) Brief vignettes.

EXPLANATION:

The house on mango is a collection of brief vignettes about growing up in a little house in a poor Chicago neighborhood.

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