Lessons In Chemistry
ISBN: 9781804990926
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Lessons In Chemistry By Bonnie Garmus Is A Witty, Empowering, And Emotionally Resonant Novel Set In The Early 1960S. It Follows Elizabeth Zott, A Brilliant Chemist Who Refuses To Conform To Societal Expectations. Working At The Male-Dominated Hastings Research Institute, Elizabeth’S Intellect And Independence Clash With The Era’S Rigid Gender Roles—Until She’S Forced Out Of Her Job. Unexpectedly, She Becomes The Host Of A Cooking Show, Supper At Six, Where Her Scientific Approach To Recipes (“Combine One Tablespoon Acetic Acid With A Pinch Of Sodium Chloride”) Captivates Viewers. But Elizabeth Isn’T Just Teaching Women To Cook—She’S Inspiring Them To Challenge The Status Quo, One Molecule At A Time. With Humor, Heart, And A Dash Of Rebellion, This Novel Celebrates Female Resilience, Intellectual Freedom, And The Courage To Be Unapologetically Yourself. It’S A Tribute To Women Who Dared To Defy Expectations And A Reminder That Change Often Begins In The Most Unexpected Places.