Books with author Nancy Scott

“God, I’ve decided I’m going to run away from home.” –Jim BobCome join Jim Bob as he embarks on a journey of personal discovery after running away from an abusive home life. His adventure begins as he finds a place in the forest where he can safely find refuge. After living in a cave with only the animals as his friends, he meets Emily and his entire broken world is turned upside down. In her home he unexpectedly discovers the love of a close-knit family. The adventure heats up as Jim Bob and Emily are not only confronted by dangerous bullies at their school, they are also thrown into a dangerous situation, way beyond their control, in the remote mountains of Colorado. As the family sets off on the vacation of a lifetime, Jim Bob and Emily learn what it really means to walk by faith. Their friendship grows as they are thrown together in life-or-death circumstances when they are lost in the middle of nowhere. Jim Bob & Emily demonstrates how God is with us through everything and always provides for our needs. It will help us better understand how God works in our lives and instills hope through faith in Him.“I love the book. It really connects you to the Lord, and it's entertaining.” —Tyla“It was a good book. I loved hearing my grandma read it to me.” —PatienceNancy Scott lives near the small town of Cedaredge nestled in the mountains of Colorado where she enjoys writing and gardening in the quiet of her mountain home. She also enjoys camping and fishing with her husband. Nancy has three granddaughters who were inspirations in writing Jim Bob and Emily. Reading each new chapter together at bedtime, they encouraged her to continue writing until the story was completed.

The Young Oxford History of Women in the United States is the first multivolume history of the public and private lives of American women over the past four centuries; These books, rich in dramatic incidents and personal details, show the variety and importance of American women's experienvces, demonstrating that the history of our nation cannot be fully understood without focusing on changes in women's lives. Written by distinguished American historians, the books are comprehensive, describing women of varying ethnic backgrounds and economic circumstances. They make extensive use of primary sources and are profusely illustrated. Each book includes a chronology, suggestions for further reading and index.

"God, I've decided I'm going to run away from home." -Jim Bob Come join Jim Bob as he embarks on a journey of personal discovery after running away from an abusive home life. His adventure begins as he finds a place in the forest where he can safely find refuge. After living in a cave with only the animals as his friends, he meets Emily and his entire broken world is turned upside down. In her home he unexpectedly discovers the love of a close-knit family. The adventure heats up as Jim Bob and Emily are not only confronted by dangerous bullies at their school, they are also thrown into a dangerous situation, way beyond their control, in the remote mountains of Colorado. As the family sets off on the vacation of a lifetime, Jim Bob and Emily learn what it really means to walk by faith. Their friendship grows as they are thrown together in life-or-death circumstances when they are lost in the middle of nowhere. Jim Bob & Emily demonstrates how God is with us through everything and always provides for our needs. It will help us better understand how God works in our lives and instills hope through faith in Him. "I love the book. It really connects you to the Lord, and it's entertaining." -Tyla "It was a good book. I loved hearing my grandma read it to me." -Patience Nancy Scott lives near the small town of Cedaredge nestled in the mountains of Colorado where she enjoys writing and gardening in the quiet of her mountain home. She also enjoys camping and fishing with her husband. Nancy has three granddaughters who were inspirations in writing Jim Bob and Emily. Reading each new chapter together at bedtime, they encouraged her to continue writing until the story was completed.