Millennials, America’s Greatness Depends on You by Jillion R. Rising specifically addresses what the author believes will be America’s greatest generation to advance our nation’s future. It is Jillion’s belief that this generation will excel at bringing together the divisions within America’s population by creating a “New Normal” for American culture. He attempts to prove through logic that immigrants coming to America today carry the same DNA as America’s founders and that the Millennials will greet them with open arms, helping them to assimilate American culture.

Jillion R. Rising has written an optimistic view of America’s future led by the Millennials generation, a group of young people born between 1982 and 2004 (as of this writing ages 14—36). Until the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States, this group has shown little interest in politics. Perhaps, had they read this book prior to the 2016 election, America would have a different president. Regardless, Rising’s approach to reclaiming America’s greatness (unlike those of Trump) centers on what he calls American DNA, inherently born thought processes that allow immigrants to the U.S. to quickly grasp and assimilate into American culture. This, combined with a renewed interest of native-born Americans in politics and the American way of life, equipped with the knowledge of American history included in this book, will lead America out its nose-dive into debt, obscurity, and potential non-existence.

I don’t share all of Rising’s views or concepts, but in all fairness, I must acknowledge this book as a well thought out approach and optimistic treatise aimed at energizing the generation that will soon form most of the voting age Americans. Rising’s advice is perhaps overly optimistic, his vision for the Millennial generation wide ranging and full of opportunity, but it’s a start that could prove pivotal in affecting the decisions made by Millennials and the next Generation Z that will ultimately save America.

I cannot express enough the importance of reading this book. It is phenominal. This book is not biased, it does not favor any one political party. Instead, it favors the individual; the American.

This book will open your eyes to truths you are seeking. Or perhaps it will confirm your suspicions. Either way, it will educate you on the realities the government tries to hide. It is not anti-government, but exposes what lerks in the shadows of our country's core.

I beg the people of our great nation to read this book, and when you have finished you will see why.