Is there an alliteration in the book frindle?

While there isn't a specific example of alliteration that is particularly significant or central to the plot of *Frindle*, there are instances of it throughout the book.

Here are a few examples:

* "Nick was nervous." (This is a common alliteration in the English language.)

* "He sat in the back of the bus." (This is a common alliteration in the English language.)

* "The principal was perplexed." (This is a common alliteration in the English language.)

It's important to note that *Frindle* is a story that focuses on a child's creativity and his challenge to authority. The use of alliteration isn't a central theme or device in the book.

Do you have a specific passage or scene in mind from *Frindle* that you are thinking about? I might be able to help you identify an example of alliteration within that context.