Reviews are starting to come in for “YUUUGE Again” and they are uniformly very positive.  Here are a few excerpts:

5-Star Review by Romuald Dzemo of Readers’ Favorite:

. . . a wonderful novel that explores social issues in contemporary America, even if Web Augustine writes about fictional characters and a fictional setting. The author does an impeccable job in exposing the nature of the narcissistic leader who exaggerates in a maniacal way, lies ceaselessly, and seems to have no clue of his role as the 45th Grand Poobah of Cameria. . . . This author is a skilled writer and uses the voice of a female protagonist to mock the idiosyncrasies and the ineptitude of the Drump Administration. Make Our Country YUUUGE Again is brilliantly conceived and masterfully written; it will entertain readers and unveil the disturbing trends that characterize current politics. I marveled at the writing, the satire, and the symbolism.

Review by Self-Publishing Review:

. . . Like a history book on comically strong steroids, this novel traces the decisions, actions, crimes, and cruelties of the Drump administration from before his election to the height of the 2020 pandemic. . . . With a wild cast of eccentric (and highly recognizable) characters, this no-holds-barred critique is sharp, smart, and silly, all at the same time. . . .the writing moves along quickly, speeding through the parallel universe and behavior of Tunnald Drump, getting in shots and jokes at every turn, without needing to exaggerate too much. . . . Essentially, a narcissistic leader’s vile behavior is laid out in clear allegorical terms, and while the story teases from behind the veil of changed names, the thesis of the book is clear: reject incompetent, cruel, and greedy leaders when they’re up for election.

5-Star Review by Lisa McCombs of Readers’ Favorite:

. . . the most hilarious, accurate satire to reflect the reign of America’s forty-fifth president. . . . Author Web Augustine stitches together a fast-moving docu-comedy that mirrors perfectly the antics and tantrums of a spoiled world leader, changing names and identities by reversing letters and creatively toying with spellings of cities and persons involved in current-day politics. . . . Timely and fitting, Make Our Country YUUUGE Again . . . couldn’t be a better summation of the year 2020. Bravo, Web Augustine!