Its over

I didnt really like the House on Mango Street because it was way too depressing. She always put herself into awkward situations and made herself feel bad, just like with her situation with the nun and the canteen. I felt that the book harped on the bad areas of Esperanza's life all the way up to the end, until her life finally got better which made the book at least a little less depressing. It was the only point in the novel where i was not crying.I really don't like books that focus on the struggle of a person throughout their life. It makes me feel bad just like when i see a homeless person on the street, and i hate that. Overall, i am not a fan of the book. Hi again Miss McDonald. This was a pretty good post huh? Worth an A+ wouldn't you say?