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2022 IPPY AWARDS SILVER MEDALIST - HOLIDAY
 
“[A] breathtaking family treasure to page through, highly recommended.” —Midwest Book Review
 
An instant holiday classic. A happy little Christmas miracle.

Even after more than 20 years after his death, pop culture icon, painter, host, and teacher Bob Ross has never been more heralded than he is today. His memorable quotes, friendly face, and signature hairstyle grace merchandise and memes around the world. But what makes Bob as beloved as he is are ultimately his core values, and his peaceful, joyful demeanor that encouraged his students and viewers to not only appreciate their natural talents but to appreciate the natural world around them. 
 
Bob was, in many respects, the embodiment of the classic holiday sprint which encourages peace on Earth and good will toward men.
Now, for the first time, inspired by the classic Clement C. Moore’s story, this fully-authorized tale of a painter (and his little squirrel friend) on a cold winter night pairs Bob Ross's most beautiful wintertime landscapes with a meditation on embracing not only your inner creativity, but the beauty of nature, and the feelings of peace, friendship, and harmony that blankets the entire holiday season like a happy little snowfall. 
 
Perfect for families, fans, and painters of all ages, Bob Ross’s Happy Little Night Before Christmas is the perfect addition to any holiday tradition.

Robb Pearlman is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, editor, and pop culturalist. He has written more than 30 books, including Bob Ross and Peapod the Squirrel, Bob Ross: My First Book of Colors, The Bob Ross Cookbook, The Bob Ross Happy Little Creativity Journal, Bob Ross By the Numbers, and  Life Lessons from Bob Ross.

Bob Ross (1942–1995) was an American painter, art instructor, and the creator and host of PBS’s The Joy of Painting, an instructional painting technique television series that originally ran from 1982 until 1994.