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Beautifully written in sparse, poetic prose. - Goodreads I actually enjoyed the ambiguous ending as well. - Goodreads I read this as summer was ending and loved it. - Goodreads Furthermore, García's writing style is beautiful. - Goodreads I enjoyed each moment of the writing. - Goodreads ... gorgeous prose... - Goodreads Review: Dreaming in CubanUser Review - Roger DeBlanck - GoodreadsGarcia's writing is exquisite, oftentimes brilliant, but this novel about a Cuban family during the revolution demands patience. It is a labor to trudge through. Its storytelling is hodgepodge, told ... Read full review Review: Dreaming in CubanUser Review - Clif Hostetler - GoodreadsTrue to the title, this book is definitely Cuban and dreamy. The story follows three generations of Cuban women, jumping forward and backward in time, hopping back and forth between Cuba and New York ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesAbuela Celia arms asked babalawo bakery beach Beny Moré blue breasts Brooklyn can’t coconut couldn’t cream CRISTINA GARCIA Cuba Cuban dance daughter didn’t doesn’t Dofia dream dress eyes face father feel feet Felicia fields fight figure finally find fingers fire first five flames float floor Garcia girl grandmother hair hands Havana he’d he’s head hear Herminia house on Palmas Hugo husband imagines Ivanito Javier Jorge leave Lider light look Lou Reed Lourdes Lourdes’s Madrina Mama Milagro mother mouth never night Obatala orge del Pino paint palm Palmas Street Papi Pilar Puente pulls Querido Gustavo rain remember retum revolution Rufino Santa Teresa santeria santero says she’s sister skin sleep smell stop talk tell Teresa del Mar There’s They’re told tree voice walks watched wearing wicker swing window woman women words Zaida References to this bookFrom other books
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