In Sandra Cisneros' Only Daughter, the scribe provides us with an account of the isolation and efforts to win her father's approval in a working-class family of nine, encompassing six male siblings and one daughter. As Cisneros composes, "I was/am the only daughter and only a female child" (p. 142). This line is important to my life and Cisneros', because I am Hispanic like Cisneros and in my family, as well as hers, males were favored. Not only were males highly rated, but females ...