The story follows Esperanza and her family as they immigrate from Cuba to the United States and settle into a small house, or "casita." Despite its size, they demonstrate that their home can accommodate not only their needs but also those of their community, highlighting themes of hospitality, resilience, and the importance of connection in a new environment.
The story follows Esperanza and her family as they immigrate from Cuba to the United States and settle into a small house, or "casita." Despite its size, they open their home to their community, showcasing themes of hospitality, resilience, and the importance of community support in their new life. The narrative highlights the struggles and joys of adapting to a new culture while emphasizing the warmth and connection that can flourish even in limited spaces.
Cuando Vivian falta al respeto a los árboles y la tierra, la abuela cuenta la leyenda Paitue del dios embaucador Sinawav, el coyote, que convirtió a los viejos malignos en columnas de piedra.