I especially fell in love with Elizabeth’s daughter Mad Zott and was completely enamored by her.Įlizabeth Zott was one such terrific scientist, who had to battle all kinds of atrocities and abuse from UCLA to Hastings’ Institute, where her rights to her discoveries, to science, were always stolen.
This was completely an Elizabeth Zott book where she took me through the hills and valleys of her life journey.Ī brilliant book where every character was etched with a loving hand. They had a live-in relationship, scandalous in those times, with normal skirmishes when a catastrophe occurred.Įlizabeth was at tether’s end when help arrived along with a cooking show Supper at Six, combining science and the art of cooking. The author Bonnie Garmus well-researched book brought out the different facets of the main character while maintaining the crisp, humorously dry prose throughout the book.Ī woman scientist who found her soul mate in a fellow scientist, the only one whose mind was open to realize brains were not the sole property of men. How do I begin to review this book which was both a rom-com of sorts and literary fiction set in the 1960s when women had practically no rights at the workplace and were considered to be glorified secretary even when they were scientists. Lessons in Chemisty – a book of mixed genres.
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