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Meet Elizabeth Zott, a chemist who defies conventions. In the early 1960s, her all-male team at Hastings Research Institute dismisses equality as unscientific. When she is forced to resign, Elizabeth reluctantly becomes the host of Supper at Six, a cooking show. https://audiobooks.ink/product..../lessons-in-chemistr But her innovative approach—combining science and rationality—captures the nation’s attention. As her unique style inspires a wave of overlooked housewives, she sparks a quiet revolution. One molecule at a time, Elizabeth challenges societal norms and encourages others to rethink what’s possible. This audiobook is a compelling story of resilience, science, and change that will inspire listeners to question the status quo.
#1 GLOBAL BESTSELLER WITH MORE THAN 8 MILLION COPIES SOLD • Meet Elizabeth Zott: “a gifted research chemist, absurdly self-assured and immune to social convention” (The Washington Post) in 1960s California whose career takes a detour when she becomes the unlikely star of a beloved TV cooking show. • STREAM ON APPLE TV+#lessonsinchemistry #bonniegarmus
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https://amzn.to/4bvqB1I Dear Ms. Garmus,
I know you probably don’t read reviews like this, but I just had to reach out to say thank you for writing such an interesting and enjoyable book. Honestly, I enjoyed it so much that I’ve read it three times! 😊 My first encounter with Lessons in Chemistry was when my wife received it as a gift shortly after it came out. Watching her get so immersed in it made me pick up a copy too. Most recently, I re-read it because I was watching the Apple TV adaptation and thought, "This doesn’t look anything like the book!" So I decided to read it again and I really recommend just reading the book because it’s so much better than the show. (Seriously, screenwriters sometimes miss the mark!)
I also want to say I highly recommend this book. I truly enjoyed it and it really resonated with me. I loved the story’s message about how women’s contributions are often underappreciated. As someone who grew up in the 1960s, I saw this firsthand with my own mother. She basically ran the Urban Redevelopment Office in my hometown but was only given the title of Deputy Director, even though everyone knew she was the real force behind it. She and my father raised five children and lost two sons — so the story hit close to home for me.
Your book also reminded me of how important it is to recognize the value of homemakers — a message that still rings true today. I loved the characters, especially Elizabeth, but I think I liked Mad the most. She’s so precocious and fun — just like the kind of kid I loved having in my classroom when I was teaching. She also reminds me of our own daughter. The book’s encouragement to be a change agent is exactly what we need right now, and I hope it inspires many women and men alike.
By the way, I saw in your bio that you rowed at Green Lake in Seattle. We have family nearby and one of them owns Phinney Books. We’ve run around the lake many times and have great memories from there. I absolutely loved this book and can’t wait for your next one!
Everything I love in a book—smart women, great dog, found family. Excellent read.
I adored chemist Elizabeth Zott. She’s trying to exist in the “good old boys” world of the late 1950s and early 1960s… Where the woman’s place is in the home, remaining silent, and following along with what the men say. Yet Elizabeth isn’t wired that way, and the journey of this book shows her humor, warmth, and intelligence in a way that baffles the status quo. This novel is uplifting, at times infuriating, and still every time heartwarming and encouraging. We all could use a bit of Elizabeth Zott in our lives (and a smart wonderful dog like Six-Thirty). I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book, all opinions are my own.