A Caxcan guerrilla takes over the awkward girl
By: by Liz Mayorga Amaya
Publisher: Spunky Cat Comix
Published: 2015
Place of publication: [San Francisco, Calif.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 21
Subjects: Mexican American teenage girls; Comic books, strips; Adolescence; Anecdotes; Personal narratives; Mexican American women; Hispanic American women
Description: "This zine tries to recapture the dramatic highs and the lows that we experience [during our teenage years]... I guess that is what this zine is: a reminder of how we get through our lows" --Excerpt from introduction.

Liz Mayorga-Amaya combines poetry, mini comics, and personal essays in documenting her teenage years ,her Mexican home and relationship with her brother. --Grace Li
Notes: Partially written in a comic strip format.

Gift; Perez, Celia C.; 2019.

Copyright.

Pamphlet stitched binding.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Caxcan guerrilla; title: Battlescars; title: Small town freedom; title: In bloom; title: Candy sale; title: Roller coaster; title: Preacher, Preacher; title: Lipgloss; title: Sunday quakes and football games; title: A battle of persistence; title: Victory.