I have trouble finding fiction that I enjoy so Lessons in Chemistry is a particularly notable gem. One blurb compares it to The Queen's Gambit, which does have some similarities, including a smart, independent woman who survives hard times. The book also has an unpleasant children's home, if for the boy who grows up to be the love of her life.
The book takes place around 1960 and involves a woman chemist, who ultimately has a t.v. cooking show. She uses the show to teach chemistry and life lessons. The book also has various great characters, some whimsy (especially involving a dog), and a good amount of tragedy. In the end, however, the character has her happy ending.
I saw it in the library and thought it looked interesting. It was very good and was a quick reading 400 pages. The book is being made into a series for some platform. If done right, should be popular. First book for the author and hope she writes another in a few years.
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