Robert Patterson

This book is amazing and very imaginative.

Revisado: 06-19-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

I just finished an Elvis book I just had to write about. I've been an Elvis fan for 46 yrs. So it's fair to say I've seen and heard just about all that's been out. Saving Elvis by Mary Yancey Wheat is an incredible fictional story of a young college teacher Jenna - who has the chance to spend three days with Elvis to try to help Save Elvis from his untimely death. I really really enjoyed this book. So much so that I listened to it twice as I got the audiobook form. I wanted to make sure I got everything in before I wrote my review. The author did an amazing job of capturing Elvis and how I feel like he was in person. I believe she's an Elvis fan because if not she did a lot of research to be able to throw in some the details she does. I'm always a little skeptical of fictional Elvis stories. A lot of these books are used to make some money. They don't go into detail of Elvis or his life. I have seen a few movies Finding Graceland, Bubba Ho-tep, Elvis Is Alive, and Heartbreak Hotel. They were fun to watch at the time.But when I was done watching. They didn't give me the Elvis feel. But to me, this story is very imaginative, and authentic to Elvis and how I think he would be. This book is cool, funny, and heartwarming. I found myself tearing up a few times with some of the scenes. I myself would love to see this book made into a movie. Yes I know it's not real and it's all fiction. But wouldn't it be cool to just imagine a lil that somehow Elvis was still with us. If you're an Elvis fan or have an interest in Elvis - I'd say get this book. The only drawback to this book was it's not long enough. I give this book an A+++

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