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Lessons in Chemistry

by Bonnie Garmus

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Jenni O, Reviewer

What a wonderful breath of fresh air book! The characters were unforgettable; chemist and cook, Elizabeth Zott and her daughter, Mad Zott; Six-Thirty, the dog that understood hundreds of words and the animal (human or dog) heart, Calvin Evans, who put rowing (and Elizabeth Zott) ahead of the Noble Prize, and a cast of many more misfits who become family. Laugh out loud funny, snigger funny, and GO ELIZABETH ZOTT spectacular. Definitely one of the best books I have read in the past year. It will be a massive hit. And will put a whole new spin on cooking supper.

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