Discover the Mystery of Long Lost Elvis! (Boomer’s Tales: Book 4)

 


What happens when Boomer stumbles upon a mysterious story involving a donkey named Elvis? In Long Lost Elvis, Boomer unravels the tale of a missing donkey with an unforgettable legacy. Christine Isley-Farmer charming blend of mystery and canine adventure will keep young readers hooked from start to finish!

A story of friendship, mystery, and unexpected discoveries!



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