Jack O’Mally despises liberal elites, fake news media, and everything else that has made America less than what it was. He also harbors a deep-seated prejudice against people of color and foreign immigrants.

But this doesn’t mean Jack is a bad guy. Like old Scrooge, he just needs to have his eyes opened to the better side of himself.

And who better for the job than Sofia Rivera, a 16-year-old undocumented immigrant with a bad case of “failure to assimilate. ” From the sparks of their unexpected entanglement, Jack and Sofia are propelled on a transformative journey that redefines what it means to be “Great Again.

”"Day debuts with a provocative and timely novel delving into the tangle of political polarization, immigration, and personal transformation in contemporary America. .

. Though the premise of an unlikely duo coming together to bridge ideological gaps is not new, Day's execution feels fresh and relevant to current societal tensions, and he avoids easy resolutions, opting instead for a more realistic and nuanced exploration of how people can change when their worldviews are challenged.

Booklife/Publisher's Weekly5 Stars. "Great Again is a timely and thought-provoking work that challenges readers to confront their own biases and consider the true meaning of greatness in a diverse society.

" K. C.

Finn / Readers' Favorite5 Stars. "I could not get enough of Jack and Sofia’s spirited and witty battle of wills.

Bill’s depictions of the cast’s emotions and traits allowed me to connect with them. I loved this book, and so far, it’s the best story I’ve read this year.

" Keith Mbuya / Readers' Favorite5 Stars. "Great Again is an incredibly thought-provoking novel that reminds us how diversity and inclusion are social/political ideologies that need to be embraced rather than feared.

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