With nearly one million copies sold combined, Tequila Mockingbird, Gone with the Gin, and Are You There God? It's Me, Margarita have delighted barflies and film fanatics alike with their playful literary puns and witty takes on beloved books and movies. Now, for the first time, all three volumes are brought together in a deluxe slipcased boxed set-an irresistible gift for book lovers, cinephiles, and mixologists alike. Tequila Mockingbird, Gone with the Gin, and Are You There God? It's Me, Margarita have captured the attention of bar crowds, literary lovers, and readers everywhere with its clever commentary on history's most beloved books and films. In this very special slip-cased set-comprised of three hardcover cocktail books by bestselling author Tim Federle-you'll find recipes for more than 165 cocktails, mocktails, refreshments, and bar snacks. All three books are illustrated throughout with martini-dry wit by Lauren Mortimer. A Library of Libations Boxed Set includes: Tequila Mockingbird: This clever cocktail guide pairs cherished novels with classic and cutting-edge drink recipes-no B.A. in Lit required. From "A Rum of One's Own" to "Crime and Punish-mint," we've got Freshman English covered. In Bevvies for Book Clubs, "Hazy Rich Asians" and "Little Fireballs Everywhere" will goad even the quietest book club attendees to voice an opinion. Gone with the Gin: This one is for the Hollywood cinephiles with a refined palate for cheeky, quality cocktails. Get ready to cry-slash-chug your way through "Ti-tonic" and "A Sidecar Named Desire." If you prefer your cocktails sprinkled with song, "Bloody Mary Poppins" and "Little Schnapps of Horrors" will have you dancing out of your movie recliner-for another round. Are You There God? It's Me, Margarita: Old-school sips celebrate everything both timeworn and tasty like "Tender Is the Nightcap." Looking for something newer? For contemporary cocktail enthusiasts and first-in-line fans of new releases, we're serving mashed-up modern masterpieces, like "Muddlesex," and goblet-worthy guzzlers like "The Drinking Game of Thrones." Autorid: Lauren Mortimer, Tim Federle