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Indestructible- Growing Up Queer, Cuban, and Punk in Miami

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In her Miami high school Cristy Road valiantly tried to figure out and defend her queer gender identity, Cuban cultural roots, punk rock nature, and mortality. In this illustrated novel, Cristy reminds us of the strength and ability of punk youth—for addressing things like rape, homophobia, and misogyny. This is no exception; giving a voice to every frustrated fifteen year old girl under fire from her peers for being queer or butch or punk.

94 Pages

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Chloe P. ★★★★★

The raw honesty about navigating Catholic guilt while moshing at punk shows hit me hard—I felt seen in a way no other book has managed. The way she illustrates the tension between her Cuban family and her queer identity makes the graphic novel format feel essential. Definitely a must-read if you gre

Julian ★★★★★

The way she weaves punk show memories into reflections on Cuban identity feels so specific and real, not like any coming-of-age story I've read before. Those illustrated chapters really pull you deeper into her world.

Ellie ★★★★★

The raw honesty in how she navigates her queer identity alongside Cuban and punk roots really got me. The illustrations capture the raw emotion of figuring out mortality and belonging in high school perfectly.