by Bonnie Garmus · Random House Large Print · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780593556672
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Set in 1960s California, 'Lessons in Chemistry' introduces us to Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant and unconventional chemist. In a world dominated by men, Elizabeth defies expectations and fights to be recognized in her field. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when she becomes the star of a television cooking show. Through her show, Elizabeth not only teaches recipes, but also inspires women to question the status quo and pursue their dreams. With an ingenious style and endearing characters, this novel is a celebration of feminism, science and individuality.
Bonnie Jean Garmus is an American author and former copywriter.
