It’s a mixologist’s dream of literature-inspired drinks (and bar snacks)
Handsomely illustrated, full of literary trivia, summaries and snappy patter.”
Mystery Scene Magazine
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