The Life of Pearl Carter Scott History Book – 6 x 9 Nearly 300 pages in length, this hard bound book with dust jacket is one color inside and was produced using Photoshop and InDesign. hen Pearl Carter Scott was a little girl, Wiley Post would land his plane in the field next to her house. Wiley came to visit his brother who lived across the street. Soon after, Post befriended Pearl’s family, and her father became the first passenger to fly in the Winnie Mae. Pearl was the second. Before his famous trip around the world, Wiley taught Pearl to fly. By the age of thirteen, Pearl’s father bought her an airplane, converted a pasture into an airport, and Pearl became one of the first American aviatrix in history. After her family lost everything in the Great Depression, she turned her life toward the service of the Chickasaw people. Never Give Up!The Life of Pearl Carter Scott Sample 7 Book Spreads Creative Direction and DesignScott Horton WriterDr. Paul Lambert, Former Director, Oklahoma Heritage Association Editors Dr. Bob Blackburn, Executive Director, Oklahoma Historical Society Dr. Amanda J. Cobb-Greetham, The Chickasaw Nation Production and IllustrationScott Horton Printing PressThomsom-ShoreDexter, MI