Sandra Cisneros : A Bibliography

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Books by Cisneros

El Arroyo De La Llorona: Y Otros Cuentes Translated by Lilianna Valenzuela. Vintage, 1996.

Spanish language version of Woman Hollering Creek.... Short stories

Hairs = Pelitos. Illustrated by Terry Ybanez. Dragonfly, 1997. Ages 4-8

A simple description of the many types of hair in one young girl's family

House on Mango Street. Hardcover: Knopf, 1994; Paper: Vintage, 1991; Spanish language version: Vintage, 1994.

Esperanza and her family have not always lived on Mango Street. A series of vignettes on Esperanza's life in a Spanish-speaking area of Chicago

Loose Woman : Poems. Hardcover: Knopf, 1994; Paper: Vintage, 1995; Audio Cassette: Random House Audio, 1994

Poems with themes such as being a woman is better than being a man.

My Wicked Ways. Turtle Bay, 1992.

Short stories, some comic, some sad. See Amazon Book Company for a listing of contents.

Nina Cassian and Sandra Cisneros Reading Their Poems [sound recording] Recorded for the Archive of Recorded Poetry and Literature, Library of Congress, 1995.

Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories Paper: Vintage, 1992.

Short stories about life on both sides of the Mexican border

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Books about Cisneros

Mirriam-Goldberg, Caryn. Sandra Cisneros : Latina Writer and Activist. Enslow, 1998. Hispanic Biographies Series. Young Adult

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Study and Teaching

The House on Mango Street : Study Guide Text by Elizabeth L. Chesla; illustrations by Karen Pica. Piscataway, NJ: Research and Education Association, 1996

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Bibliography by Inez Ramsey.

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