Alpha Bruh! Cringe

<p><strong>Created by two stay-at-home dads</strong> <em>Alpha Bruh! Cringe: An Alphabet Guide for Rizzlers Slay Queens and Their Confused Parents </em>is the hilarious family-friendly translator for Gen Alpha speak you didn't know you needed. From <strong>Rizz</strong> and <strong>No Cap</strong> to <strong>Yeet</strong> <strong>Skibidi</strong> <strong>Glow Up</strong> <strong>Zesty</strong> <strong>Slay Queen</strong> <strong>Jelly</strong> <strong>Bruh</strong> <strong>Mew</strong> <strong>XOXO</strong> and the mysterious <strong>Six-Seven</strong> this A-to-Z picture book turns today's Gen Alpha slang into laugh-out-loud moments everyone can enjoy.</p><p>Each letter features a big colorful illustration a kid-friendly <strong>caption</strong> and a yellow <strong>Parent Translation</strong> box that explains the term in plain English-so grown-ups stay in the loop (and out of the cringe zone). Perfect for <strong>read-alouds</strong> <strong>classrooms</strong> car rides or bedtime giggles this book doubles as a playful <strong>language arts</strong> primer and a social-skills booster: confidence kindness and humor all pass the vibe check-<strong>no cap</strong>.</p><ul><li>Ages <strong>5 and up</strong> (great for kids and parents alike)</li><li>Clean humor inclusive art classroom-safe</li><li>Great <strong>gift</strong> for birthdays holidays back-to-school teachers and cool grandparents</li><li>By <strong>Nicholas Luft (author)</strong> & <strong>Benjamin Smallwood (illustrator)</strong>-two stay-at-home dads who still pass the vibe check</li></ul><p>If your house speaks meme emoji and recess this book is your bilingual dictionary-<strong>Rizz to Zesty</strong>-with a bonus ending that admits nobody really knows what <strong>Six-Seven</strong> means...and that's half the fun.</p><p></p><p>Glow Up Zesty Slay Queen Jelly Bruh Mew XOXO Six-Seven vibe check drip </p>