Explore the essence of the global best-seller, Lessons in Chemistry: A Novel, through this comprehensive summary created to aid listeners in their understanding and experience, with insightful additions and page references to the original. This little book highlights the best of this combustive novel in brevity!

In the narrow-minded 1960s, Elizabeth Zott is a sharp-witted and deeply undervalued chemist among her male colleagues. After being unfairly fired, she hesitantly becomes the host of a cooking show targeted at the average housewife, Supper at Six. Only she doesn’t set out to pleasantly smile and make cocktails, but rather to introduce her female audience to the world of science and chemistry.

Her journey starts when she meets her chemical and romantic match, Calvin Evans. Together, they navigate the rocky terrain of scientific research, relationships, cumbersome coworkers.

Lessons in Chemistry: A Novel is a riveting tale of female empowerment and brevity–perfect for all audiences.

Disclaimer: This is an unofficial, third-party summary of Lessons in Chemistry: A Novel. It has been independently created and is free of plagiarism. Please note that it is not the original book. It is by no means meant to be a replacement for Bonnie Garmus' work. Any listeners are sincerely urged to support the creator, Bonnie Garmus, by downloading the original book for the full experience.