This book left me in awe of the strength women hold, even when the world refuses to see it. Elizabeth Zott is a force—brilliant, relentless, and unapologetically herself. Her bond with Mad Zott is tender and fierce, a reminder of how love and resilience can shape the next generation. Harriet’s quiet courage shows that even the smallest acts of defiance can create ripples of change.

Lessons in Chemistry made me laugh, cry, and seethe with frustration. It captured the exhaustion of fighting the same battles over and over and the triumph of refusing to back down. The sharp, witty writing made the story feel alive, and I found myself wanting to cheer for every win and mourn every loss.

This isn’t just a story about one woman; it’s about how women supporting each other can create a world where they’re seen, heard, and valued. It’s a reminder of how powerful women can be when they dare to challenge the status quo. Unforgettable, deeply moving, and absolutely worth every page.