Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus

You Go, Girl! Pure loveāthatās what I felt about this book! Itās smart, witty, and emboldening! I donāt know how many countless times I cheered or chuckled. A female chemist struggles to rise above the chauvinistic male domination of the 1960s and live life on her terms despite ingrained oppression of women. Hooray for this feminist heroine who points out that just because womenās bodies are smaller than men's doesnāt mean their brains are! I fell in love with brilliant Elizabeth and her support system: her impressively smart daughter Mad; her straightforward neighbor Harriet; her kind-hearted producer Walter, the irreverent Reverend Wakely; and her obstetrician/rower Dr. Mason. Oh, and letās not forget Six-Thirty, her beloved dog! I would definitely be one of Elizabethās devoted fans of her show, Supper at Six ! If my kids were still at home, Iād mimic Elizabeth and tell them, āChildren, ...