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I really really enjoyed this book much than I thought I would! I dragged my feet on reading it, I thought it was going to be more textbook like - but it was more like a fiction book. I really enjoyed all of the characters!!
I did listen to it & the narration was done well also.
I did listen to it & the narration was done well also.
Whitcoull's Top 100 Books: Lessons in Chemistry - No. 4
Loved, loved this book. Couldn't put it down.
Loved the historical aspect of being a woman in the 1950's. OMG woman of today a lot to be thankful for. We owe women of the 50'3 and 60's a lot.
I started my career in a chemistry lab in the 70's. There was still discrimination, but my boss was a WOMEN chemist, a role model as a young women.
I have met "Elizabeth Zott", she wasn't a chemist, but a Liberian. What I love about "Elizabeth Zott" is tha ...more
Loved, loved this book. Couldn't put it down.
Loved the historical aspect of being a woman in the 1950's. OMG woman of today a lot to be thankful for. We owe women of the 50'3 and 60's a lot.
I started my career in a chemistry lab in the 70's. There was still discrimination, but my boss was a WOMEN chemist, a role model as a young women.
I have met "Elizabeth Zott", she wasn't a chemist, but a Liberian. What I love about "Elizabeth Zott" is tha ...more
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