Christmas With Elvis

Rating:
Summary: THIS ONE IS IT!
Review: Do you know what is funny? I just came out of the bookstore today, trying to see if I could get other Elvis books by Jim Curtin, and low and behold, my store had one copy left of this book!

Some of you may remember me from my other review on the Unknown Stories book, so I am back again with a review for this one.

No I did not sit inside the store this time reading this book, nor that Fact Odyssey book, I immediately bought them after work and drove home to read them.

I have to say I have only one other book of Jim's (UNSEEN ELVIS), and I thought that was the best book made to date, but this one is better. At first I thought it would be another fake Christmas book, as was that other one made by those fans, which was BAD. But Jim surprised me once again. This one is full of ELVIS ELVIS ELVIS! Elvis photos, Elvis stories, Elvis collectibles, all relating to Christmas. It made me wonder why there hasn't been a Christmas book published on Elvis yet after all these years. But I guess that was Jim's job! And he did a magnificent job to boot!

A beautiful hardback, a beautiful concept. This book is full of love, respect, admiration and nothing but goodness. I can tell that Jim loved Elvis and vice versa. That Author's Christmas chapter alone is a piece of work.

Only Elvis! Only Jim Curtin!

Rating:
Summary: How the King of Rock and Roll spend Christmas
Review: Hey people who know Elvis Presley fans or are you an Elvis Presley fan and don't have this book, buy a copy of the book. In chapter 22, the author Jim Curtin tells the people reading the book that he met Elvis Presley in 1976. This is the first and only Elvis Presley spend Christmas.

And there are aslo pitcures in this book. And one looks pretty funny. It's a Elvis Presley t-shirt from the 90's, and there is a pitcure of an animated Santa Claus tells a person on a phone, "No, No, I said Elves, Send Me Fifty Elves." He has Elvis Presley look alikes but wants elves. (Page 152). I laught at A Very Funny Christmas. Which is on chapter 15. Some of you people might or might not know that Elvis Presley was once poor. And you can read about how he spend his poor Christmases.

I guess you are never to old or young to learn. In 1965, Elvis Presley decide to dress up as Santa Claus and had children on his lap telling him what they want for chirstmas. And when he had bigger children, he tried to get a hold of his laughter, but couldn't and got out of a mall, without people seeing him laugh.

You can aslo read Christmas Quotes by Elvis Presley. Like when he tells that he believed in Santa Claus until he was age 8. He had learn that it was his parents doing the role of Santa Claus. Why do parents use Santa Claus as a excplaimn to children at christmas who brought the presents fr them, and at Easter, when tell it was from the easter bunny, when it really was from them? Isn't that a lie? This is a great book to read whether it's Christmas or not.

Rating:
Summary: A True Gift to the Elvis World
Review: Yes this book is truly the best gift anyone can give the Elvis world.
I have to admit that this is the "BEST" Elvis publication to date.
The photos are beautiful, touching, warm, and holiday-oriented and the information is fantastic.

A great package all the way around from cover, to size, to quality. This was money well spent!

Jim Curtin (who I have found to be the top author on Elvis books along with his writer Renata Ginter), is truly top of the line in his publications.

I did notice that Curtin's books lack the fabrications that ALL other Elvis books have. No BS in his books and what a relief!

It is quite nice to sit down and read something nice on Elvis for a change, rather than have to put up with made-up stories and information about his sex life, his drug addictions, his death, his fetishes. God let the man rest in peace.

My request is to have all the publishers publish books ONLY by Jim Curtin and Renata Ginter from now on.

Just imagine, no more bad Elvis book would be ever pushed on the public again! That would be Elvis heaven!