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This story ends up being filled with irony because the reason Julian is leaving Havana is to escape the awful dictator but when he finally escapes it he is faced with another dictator like person in his life, Caballo. The theme of this story is to never lose hope and to always keep you head up and look at things in the most positive way you can.

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Havana Cuba is where the story takes place at first then changes to Miami, Florida when the three brothers leave.

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The story starts with Julian's family fishing on the coast when they hear gunshots. These gunshots turn out to be the start of the Cuban Revolution. The Revolution has put everyone in Julian's neighborhood on edge because there are riots breaking out everyday in the streets making it extremely dangerous for everyone living in Havana. Julian's parents end up determining it is not safe for him and his two brothers in Havana anymore so they decide to send the three boys to Miami, Florida to a camp that many friends have sent their kids to for safety. The camp the boys end up getting sent to is overcrowded and is basically run by Caballo, a bully. Caballo doesn't like Julian and his brothers because they tried to fight back to him so he ends up having Julian's two brothers sent to another camp leaving him alone. Julian ends up escaping the camp because it was so awful and he meets Thomas who helped Julian and ultimately helped Julian reunite with his mom and brothers.

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Julian- main character and youngest brother
Gordo- Julian's second oldest brother
Alquilino- Julian's oldest brother
Caballo- camp leader and bully
Angelita- neighbor and friend from Cuba to three brothers
Tomas- teenager in Miami who helps Julian
Marta- friend from camp who doesn't like Caballo either
Julian's mom
Julian's dad
Bebo- Julian's grandfather and main person Jualin looks up to in his life

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The title of this book represents how close Julian was to his parents when in Florida because from Miami it is only 90 Miles to get back to his home. 90 miles seems so close but its so far and hard for his parents to leave Cuba. The title is a representation of Julian's struggle coming to America and how much he misses his parents and grandparents.

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90 Miles to Havana is based off of the authors experience when he was nine years old and his parents sent him to the United States in hopes for him to have a better life. The book is not the exact story of his life and experience but a good amount of it is incorporated into the story.

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Internal when Julian knows he can't stay in Havana because it is dangerous but he does not want to be without his parents because he is only 9.
Character vs. Character when Julian and his brothers are being bullied by Caballo at the camp in Miami.
Character vs. Character when Caballo sabotages Julian's two older brothers and ends up getting them sent away off the camp because of what he told the camp leader about them.
character vs. environment when Julian is faced with the revolution outbreak and the danger that he faces everyday