Jingle Bells A Magical Cut-Paper Edition

An elegant cut-paper edition of the classic Christmas song transforms with each turn of the page and offers a spectacular pop-up finale.

Written by American songwriter James Lord Pierpont for Sunday-school children to perform at an 1857 Thanksgiving concert, “Jingle Bells” is now an irreplaceable part of Christmas traditions around the world. Niroot Puttapipat’s exquisite cut-paper edition, with their silhouetted illustrations at once bold and delicate, follows a sleigh ride across a snowy landscape. Featuring scenes that change on every spread and a stunning 3-D pop-up at the end, this holiday keepsake captures the thrill of a winter adventure and the magic of the season.

James Lord Pierpont (1822–1893) was born in Boston, the son of a pastor. A composer and songwriter, he served as organist and director of music at a church in Savannah, Georgia. "Jingle Bells" is his most famous tune and one of the most popular songs in the world; it was the first song broadcast from space.

Niroot Puttapipat grew up in Thailand, the grandson of a Lanna princess. He has a lifelong interest in art and literature, and he most recently illustrated The Night Before Christmas. He lives in London.