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