A story by this author ends with a foul-mouthed woman driving the protagonist to a Greyhound station in her pickup truck and musing on the title waterway. In a novel by this author, a group of boys steal a character’s keys and demand that she kiss each of them (20[1])to get them back. (20[2])The protagonist of a novel (20[1])by this author explains that her name means “hope” in (20[1])one language, but (20[2])“sadness” (20[1])in another. (20[2]0[1])A character created by this (20[1])author (20[1]0[1])is abandoned by her more (*) sexually mature friend Sally (10[2]0[1])at a carnival, (10[4])which leads to her (10[2])being sexually (10[1])assaulted. (10[1])A novel by this author is told in (0[1])vignettes and chronicles a year in the life of Esperanza Cordero after her (10[1])family moves to the title location. (10[1])For 10 points, what Chicana author wrote The House on Mango Street? (10[2])■END■ (10[2]0[5])