Anna Mary Robertson Moses, the “grandmother of folk art,” knew what it meant to savor the season. To her, the holidays began outdoors, with glistening snow, chopped wood for the hearth, and—of course—Christmas trees setting a simple and welcoming mood for the annual festivities. In 1960, Grandma Moses lent her down-to-earth perspective and illustrative charm to the holiday classic poem The Night Before Christmas, sharing that comfort and joy with families around the world. ​Puzzle and box feature glitter accents.​