Tequila Mockingbird

ENG

Tim Federle is the award-winning author of one of the world's bestselling cocktail recipe books, Tequila Mockingbird, as well as the Hollywood-themed spin-off Gone with the Gin, and the novelty board book Hickory Daiquiri Dock. His most recent book, Life Is Like a Musical, is a guide to life based on his experiences on Broadway. Declared "a prolific scribe whose breezy wit isn't bound to a single genre" by the Huffington Post, Tim also writes screenplays and novels. A native of San Francisco who grew up in Pittsburgh, Tim now divides his time between New York and the internet.

"Entertaining and beautifully designed . . . it's a joy." " --London Evening Standard ""[S]ummaries of classic novels and their corresponding recipes are garnished with groan-worthy puns and sepia-toned illustrations. I toast to that!" "--Palm Beach Post""It makes a fantastic gift, but you'll also want to pick up a copy for yourself." "--DrinkSpirits.com""Another for the ever-swelling why-didn't-I-think-of-this file." "--Houston Chronicle Bookish blog""Pun-tastic cocktail delights . . . peruse it to find your book club's next read (and cocktail)." " --Epicurious.com"A small book, perfectly gift-sized, and a fun read. Bonus? A lot of the cocktails are built in a Collins glass so are truly a pour away from drinkable. And if you skipped any of the classics mentioned in this book, Federle's descriptions might just pique your curiosity enough to pick 'em up." "--Sipsandshots.com "Praise for Tim Federle's "Better Nate Than Ever""Hilarious and heartwarming . . . this book soars." "--Publishers Weekly "starred review)"Critics are raving about Nate." "--CNN""[A]n inspired and inspiring journey." "--New York Times Book Review (Editors' Choice)""Judy Blume as seen through a Stephen Sondheim lens." "--Huffington Post"Recommended by the ALA/Association for Library Service to Children (Summer Reading)A Junior Library Guild selection"[A] twinkling adventure tale for the musical theater set." "--New York Times" (front-page Arts feature)"An instant young adult classic." "--The Advocate""[A] charming debut by a rising theater star." --Entertainment Weekly"Grade: A" "--Cleveland Plain Dealer"