House on Mango Street Crossword
Across
- 2. / "Lives next door in Edna's basement". (P.70)
- 5. / "She wears dark nylons all the time and a lots of makeup she gets free from selling Avon." (P.23)
- 8. / "I'm the great great grand cousin of the queen of France" (P.12)
- 10. / "Tall skinny lady with red lipstick and blue babushka." (P.67)
- 12. / "He has a sheepdog with two names, one in English and one in Spanish" (P.21)
- 13. / "Who is feeding the baby spilled Kool-Aid." (P.62)
- 14. / "In English my name hope. In Spanish it means too many letters." (P.10)
- 16. Vargas / "Her kids are too many and to much. It's not her fault, except she's their mother and only one against son many." (P.29)
- 17. / "Whose mama died, is sorry there's no one older to rise ans make the lunchbox tortillas." (P.31)
- 18. / "Green pants and Saturday shirt" (P.65)
- 21. / "Who is the youngest , has hair like fur." (P.6)
- 22. / "Is the girl with eyes like Egypt and nylons the color of smoke." (P.81)
- 23. / " Him and his friends sitting on their bikes in front of the house." (P.72)
Down
- 1. / "Her hair is slippery-slides out of your hand." (P.6)
- 3. House of My Own / "Not a flat. Not an apartament in back. Not a man's house. Not a daddy's." (P.108)
- 4. / "The big one who laughs with all their teeth" (P.15)
- 6. / "Her hair, her hair, like little rosettes, like little candy circles all curly and pretty because she pinned it in pincurls all day." (P.6)
- 7. / "Is the oldest in a family of little sisters. He's my brother's friend really." (P.23)
- 9. on Mango Street / "Small Red with tight steps in front and windows so small." (P.4)
- 11. / "Witch woman, wipes the table with a rag." (P.62)
- 12. / "Is only a little bit older than me but already she has two kids and a husband who left." (P.84)
- 13. / "The lady who owns the big building next door:" (P.67)
- 15. / "Who is still young but getting old from leaning out of the window so much." (P.79)
- 19. / "The little one " (P.14)
- 20. / "Who doesn't like school, who is sometimes stupid and mostly a fool." (P.33)