In Cowboy Santa, Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Rory Feek of Joey+Rory brings your family along for the ride as Santa spends the off-season at his Texas ranch, where there's much to be done before next Christmas!

Rory Feek's Cowboy Santa reimagines your child's favorite Christmas character as a hardworking Texas rancher. In his charming storyteller voice, Feek invites kids to discover Santa at his off-season job-wearing jeans, mending fences, and playing guitar under the stars with his trusty reindeer Rudolph by his side.

The perfect follow-up to Feek's adventures on the farm in The Cow Says Neigh,this colorful picture book is a great gift for Christmastime. Bright illustrations, fun rhymes, and a dash of southern humor make Cowboy Santa ideal for your child's favorite holiday.

This book has been graded for interest at 4-8 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2019 by Thomas Nelson Publishers .

Robert James has written and edited many books for children, but still loves the traditional stories best. Robert lives in Gloucestershire with his wife and very excitable labrador. Rory Feek is a true renaissance man, known as one of Nashville's premiere songwriters, entrepreneurs, and out-of-the-box thinkers. He is a world-class storyteller, crossing all creative mediums, from music and film to books and the internet, and is the New York Times bestselling author of This Life I Live and author of Once Upon a Farm and The Cow Said Neigh. As a blogger, Rory shares his heart and story with the world through roryfeek. com and has more than two million Facebook followers. As a songwriter, Rory has written multiple number-one songs. As an artist, he is half of the Grammy-winning country music duo Joey+Rory. As a filmmaker, Rory wrote and filmed the touching documentary To Joey, with Love and directed the feature-length love story Finding Josephine. Rory has appeared on The Rachael Ray Show, CBS Sunday Morning, and The Today Show. Rory and his youngest daughter, Indiana, live an hour south of Nashville in an 1870s farmhouse, where she goes to school in a one-room schoolhouse built for their community. Bruno Robert had in mind to draw and play with colors from an early age, which naturally led to attending National School of Fine Arts in Caen. Bruno does work for various publishing agencies and administrations and lives and works in Normandy, where he was born. "While I am picturing a story, I please myself thinking up a funny and colored world with a hint of tenderness. "