NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER. Another novel by Sandra Cisneros, The House on Mango Street, has been translated into 20+ languages, selling >6,000,000 copies. Caramelo is a family novel chronicling Mexico, the relationships between fathers and children, growing up and developing a personality. A story richly flavored with cultural and historical references, lively speech, and colorful characters. Every summer, Lala Reyes’s large family goes on a long-awaited trip from Chicago to Mexico City - to the home of Little Grandpa and Terrible Grandma. Lala watches with interest the relationships of her family, often in a childish way embellishes events and invents fables. The girl tries with all her might to understand how her world works, tries to find out the reasons why Terrible Granny became so terrible and all her life played the role of a witch from the most terrible fairy tales. But most of all, Lala strives to find her own voice among hundreds of others: loud, interrupting, more confident and strong. In the end, the search for answers to these questions, like the colorful pattern on the famous rebozo shawl, flows into a stormy exploration of life, love, lies, betrayals. Sandra Cisneros is the winner of prestigious literary awards: laureate of the 2019 Nabokov Prize “For Contribution to the Development of World Literature”, laureate of the National Book Award of America, laureate of the Lanna Literary Award, laureate of the Dublin Literary Award.