42 Ways to Annoy Your Teenager: Because apparently breathing is now embarrassing

Parenting teenagers is hard. Embarrassing them is surprisingly easy.In 42 Ways to Annoy Your Teenager, Jordan Bundy delivers a short, funny, painfully relatable humor book for parents of teenagers who have ever been accused of being cringe, embarrassing, too loud, too cheerful, or simply guilty of existing in public.From using teen slang incorrectly to liking old social media posts, asking what every emoji means, leaving voicemails, dancing in public, texting "K," and requesting just one harmless selfie, this book captures the everyday comedy of raising teenagers.Written in quick, laugh-out-loud chapters, this is not a serious parenting manual. It is a funny parenting book for moms, dads, step-parents, grandparents, and anyone currently surviving the teenage years with love, confusion, and a strong desire to say, "I was just trying to help."Perfect for readers who enjoy: - funny books for parents of teenagers- parenting teenagers humor- dad humor and family humor- relatable parenting stories- gifts for parents of teens- short humor books and bathroom-reader style comedyWhether you are raising a teenager, have already survived one, or know a parent who could use a laugh, 42 Ways to Annoy Your Teenager is a light, relatable reminder that the teenage years are awkward, hilarious, exhausting, and weirdly wonderful.Because one day they may thank you.Probably not today.But one day.