by Bonnie Garmus · NUEVAS EDICIONES DEBOLSILLO S.L · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788466389372
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Lessons in Chemistry is an original and addictive novel that intelligently and entertainingly unravels the thorny issue of gender equality and the need to be oneself. The story follows Elizabeth Zott, a single mother who becomes, against her will, the star of the most-watched cooking show in the United States, where she uses her scientific and revolutionary approach to challenge the status quo. This internationally acclaimed debut has topped The New York Times and The Sunday Times bestseller lists and has been named book of the year by numerous prestigious publications. It is a vibrant, humorous, and courageous work featuring an unforgettable protagonist in her quest for authenticity and equality.
