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The Forgotten Family of Elvis Presley: Elvis' Aunt Lois Smith Speaks Out

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Another feeble attempt, but this time by a distant family member, to place themselves in the Elvis Presley money machine and trade on the name a bit. Lump this one in with those travesties by the Stanley's and Albert Goldman, and, oh yeah, Lucy D'Arbin. TRASH

This book is very good. I just wish it had been a little longer.

It is only 92 pages and I read it in about an hour.

Lois became the aunt of Elvis when she was kidnapped and forced to marry

Johnnie Smith which was the brother of Gladys Presley which of course is the mother of Elvis. Johnnie was a mean man and it was a bad life but Lois did become close to Gladys. It upset me a little to read that after Elvis bought Graceland one day the kids of Lois went to see Elvis and Gladys when Gladys opened the door she told the kids to go home and put some better clothes on and not come to Graceland again dressed like that but Lois said the kids had on their best outfits. Did Gladys now think she was better than her family?

I was glad to read that Lois still remained close to the family anyway.

This book makes you feel as if Lois is sitting right beside you telling you her story. It is a fast read but very good!

All Elvis fans should have this book in your collection.

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