In "How Tía Lola Came to Stay," the central conflict arises from the cultural differences and misunderstandings between Tía Lola, a vibrant Dominican aunt, and her niece and nephew, who are adjusting to life in a small American town. Tía Lola's unconventional ways and strong personality initially clash with the children's expectations and the local community's norms. As the story unfolds, the children learn to embrace their heritage and appreciate Tía Lola's unique perspective, leading to personal growth and a deeper family bond.
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