"Dreaming in Cuban" is a novel by Cristina García that explores the lives of a Cuban family divided by political and cultural differences. The story is told through the perspectives of three generations of women, highlighting their experiences in both Cuba and the United States. The narrative delves into themes of identity, exile, and the impact of the Cuban Revolution on personal relationships. Through vivid imagery and magical realism, the characters navigate their complex emotions and connections to their homeland, ultimately revealing the enduring influence of family ties and cultural heritage.