How Long to Read ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm

How Long Does it Take to Read ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm?

It takes the average reader 6 hours and 30 minutes to read ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm by Darrin Lee

Assuming a reading speed of 250 words per minute. Learn more

Description

'ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm' is an A4 format, 378-page soft cover published by Darrin Lee in honour of the lovely Anne E. Nixon (British writer and superfan of Elvis Aaron Presley). THE PROMISE"For as strong as God can strengthen me, I will never consciously or subconsciously do anything to endanger my Voice or health. Never consciously or not do anything to tempt the Lord thy God. Never to [hurt] my father, my friends or anyone else and to be a friend to my body as long as I shall live. To love the Lord thy God with all my heart, soul and body as best as I can. To sing with the upmost of my ability and bring happiness thru singing and laughter. All these and many more I promise, with God's help, to uphold as long as I shall live. As long as I live on this earth, I solemnly swear to try to bring joy and happiness thru singing, thru the art of karate, Ed Parker and many more. To protect as myself a friend, loved one, God and country. With all my heart."- Grand Master Elvis Aaron Presley Unprecedented knowledge and analysis of the British Fan Club's SuperTrip USA '74 (the 1974 Las Vegas Hilton "Summer Festival") is via contemporaneous articles, special reports, etc. by Rocky Barra, Mark Tan, Lila-Jean Morris, Chantal Dambremont, Angie Sheering, Pat Barrs and Kerstin Ede. They were t-h-e-r-e! Folks online have falsely portrayed the author as wearing "rose-coloured glasses" and as attempting to "whitewash" events to protect ELVIS-his hero. So, what to make of more than 15 (fifteen!) eyewitness accounts who saw an Elvis in fine form throughout the Aug. 19th-Sept. 2nd 1974 Las Vegas stand? DEDICATION This book is dedicated to Dennis Berry and Annie Bentley. Thank you, both, for your trust and eagerness to TCB for ELVIS by sharing the Truth about the evening of Sept. 2nd 1974. Popular 70's magazines tapped for rare insight include Rocky Barra's 'Strictly Elvis', 'Elvis Monthly', Rex Martin's 'Worldwide Elvis News Service Weekly', and Paul Lichter's 'Memphis Flash'. Special thanks to Keith Alverson, The OEPFC of Great Britain's Todd Slaughter, Darren Cavanagh and Shaun Livesey for their contributions. "Elvis At Vegas" By Lila-Jean Morris (Eyewitness Fan Account Of Aug. 19th 1974) is the title of Chapter 24 that, when complimented by author analysis & show transcription, represents the most comprehensive, in-depth analysis/first-person coverage of this season's "Opening Night" to appear in print.

How long is ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm?

ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm by Darrin Lee is 378 pages long, and a total of 97,524 words.

This makes it 128% the length of the average book. It also has 119% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 8 hours and 52 minutes to read ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm aloud.

What Reading Level is ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm?

ELVIS - SuperTrip USA '74 and Desert Storm is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

Note that there may be other factors that effect this rating besides length that are not factored in on this page. This may include things like complex language or sensitive topics not suitable for students of certain ages.

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