The large-format book that lays out Trump’s agenda is No. 1 on the “Top Demand-Hardcover” list of Ingram Content Group, the largest book distributor in the country.

It has already created a buzz in the media because the cover picture is of the now-iconic photo of a bloodied Trump minutes after surviving an attempted assassination with his fist in the air as he chants, “Fight, fight, fight.”

The top ranking is remarkable because the coffee table style book, set for release Sept. 3 by Winning Team Publishing, is priced at $99 and signed copies are selling for $499.

What’s more, it is ahead of the latest book by the bestselling duo of Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard, Confronting the Presidents, due out Sept. 16.

Save America “offers a roadmap for the future directly from President Donald J. Trump,” said his publisher. The release is timed for the launch of the fall presidential campaign.

Like his first post-presidency book, Our Journey Together, the nation’s 45th president hand-selected photos and wrote related notes about his plans for a 47th presidency.

Save America features photos that highlight many of Trump’s actions as president, both domestic and foreign. It also touches on hot campaign 2024 issues, such as immigration reform.

It will be available on 45books.com, Barnes & Noble, Books a Million, Amazon, and bookstores around the country.

Winning Team CEO Sergio Gor told Secrets, “We are thrilled with the high demand for President Donald Trump’s new book, Save America. Demand is through the roof, and we have already started reprinting as we anticipate we will be sold out!”

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Winning Team has focused on authors connected to Trump, including former aide Peter Navarro, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Donald Trump Jr., who is the co-founder of the publisher, Turning Point USA chief Charlie Cook, and Arizona Senate Candidate Kari Lake.

Trump’s second book, Letters To Trump, was also a hit and featured notes from officials and celebrities sent to him over his life as a TV star and real estate developer. Some have turned out to be embarrassing for celebs who in the past praised Trump but then turned on him as president, including Oprah Winfrey.