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The Kings Last Ride

A Journey Through Memphis and the Legend of the King

On August 16, 1977, thousands of fans of Elvis Presley and the rock n roll world were stunned to learn of his death. The day will always be remembered in rock’ n’ roll folklore. On that day, the world lost a rock’ n’ roll icon, a movie star, and a beloved entertainer. No longer would Elvis take the stage. No one wanted to believe the king was gone. How could the king of rock n roll possibly be dead? When it came time for his funeral, many had questions that would remain unanswered, only adding to the rumors and speculation that the news was a cruel joke. The funeral was celebratory and tragic, but was it real? The Kings Last Ride takes the reader on an adventure to Memphis, Tennessee, the city Elvis called home and the place where reports claimed he took his last ride.

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Better Living Through Laughter

An Attitude to Live By

The benefits of a good laugh will last long after the physical act has passed. Most likely, your favorite memories are the ones that include a good dose of laughter. Laughter is becoming increasingly recognized as the prescription to a healthy attitude. Everyone can enjoy and understand laughter, as it is a universal language. Laughter can help both mentally and physically. An ever-growing number of people experience high levels of injurious stress, fueled by hectic schedules and deadlines. This book reintroduces the reader to the many benefits of laughter. If you cannot enjoy the benefits of laughter, you are cheating yourself out of a wonderful resource for a healthy life. Rediscover how laughter is the best medicine, both mentally and physically.

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Let’s Go If You’re Going

A Summer of Fairground Magic and Life-Altering Moments

All across America, the county fair comes once a year filling the air with the sights and sounds of family fun. Fair goers can enjoy tasty treats, feel the excitement of thrilling rides, as well as enjoy shows and games all along the midway, making the fair experience special.
At the end of the summer in 1969, Brick Kirby enjoyed the fair from the inside out. His life and many lives changed when Sanford, North Carolina, welcomed the thirty-seventh edition of the Lee County Fair. Stephen Patterson invites you into a world where life may not always be fair, but it’s always full of mystery and intrigue. Get out the cotton candy and enjoy this book of love, laughter, and the things that leave us feeling like life is one big ride on the roller coaster.

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