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A brilliant, intelligent, fiery Elizabeth Zott is breaking waves in the 1950s when she refuses to conform to the patriarchy’s limits of women. She is a chemist until she falls pregnant, and is forced into another life. A life that involves cooking, television, six-thirty and quick wit!
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Elizabeth Zott is the protagonist of the book. A former chemist, she becomes a single mother at the age of 30 and begins to work as a television chef on the TV show Supper at Six, which soon becomes extremely popular. Elizabeth is extremely attractive and intelligent, with the former sometimes interfering with other people’s recognition of the latter. She is romantically involved with Calvin Evans, with whom she has a daughter, Madeline, although Calvin dies before Madeline is born.

 

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  • danielmccoy In the vibrant 1950s, Elizabeth Zott emerged as a brilliant and fiercely intelligent individual who shattered societal norms imposed by the patriarchal system. As a chemist, her pioneering work was making waves in the scientific community. However, fate took an unexpected turn when she found herself pregnant, which led to her being compelled to embrace another path in life. This new path involved the realms of cooking, television, punctuality, and her quick-witted nature.

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  • issacmarsh This looks like an interesting book, I read it and found it quite useful, thanks!

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