Elva
Janos Wimpffen
David Bull Publishing
4250 E. Camelback Road, Suite K. 150
Phoenix, AZ 85018
9781935007135, $99.95, www.bullpublishing.com

ELVA: THE CARS, THE PEOPLE, THE HISTORY provides the only in-depth
history of Elva, a company that fostered revolutionary changes in the
world of auto design and testing. It considers the rise of Elva, its
widespread industry influence, and how it fell upon hard times to
eventually fade into relatively obscurity. ELVA packs in color and
black and white photos and illustration on nearly every page of its
discussions of motor racing history and culture, documenting all of
its successes and failures and describing the relative few key players
behind the Elva name. ELVA is one of those pivotal, definitive auto
history guides that must be on the shelves of any serious auto history
buff and collections catering to them: there's simply nothing like it
in print!

EDITOR'S NOTE:

The Midwest Book Review is an organization of volunteers committed to
promoting literacy, library usage, and small press publishing. We
accept no funds from authors or publishers. Full permission is given
to post any of these reviews on thematically appropriate websites,
newsgroups, listserves, internet discussion groups, organizational
newsletters, or to interested individuals. Please give the Midwest
Book Review a credit line when doing so.

The Midwest Book Review publishes the monthly book review magazines
"California Bookwatch", "Internet Bookwatch", "Children's Bookwatch",
"MBR Bookwatch", "Reviewer's Bookwatch", and "Small Press Bookwatch".
All are available for free on the Midwest Book Review website at www
(dot) midwestbookreview (dot) com

Anyone wanting to submit books for review consideration can send them
to:

James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief
Midwest Book Review
278 Orchard Drive
Oregon, WI 53575-1129

To submit reviews of any fiction or non-fiction books, email them to
Frugalmuse (at) aol (dot) com (Be sure to include the book title,
author, publisher, publisher address, publisher website/phone number,
13-digit ISBN number, and list price).

James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief
Midwest Book Review