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| Category: Autobiography |
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| About the Book | |
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Women have classically been defined by childbearing, but this concept is short sighted and has been out of date since the sixties when women entered the work force in large numbers. Beth, the major character in this book, fully understands the limitations of motherhood but that did not discourage her from entering the science field at a young age She was ridiculed by her professors. But she had the insight to make patterns of science ideas then execute novel experiments. She was full of ideas which were not always what was wanted by her bosses. Yet, She worked hard and gained positions in prestigious universities. It is a story appealing to the young and older women.
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| About the Author | |
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The book tells the story of a young woman circumnavigating the worlds of motherhood and science. How she loved math and science in high school. But life took her on a winding path because she had three children. She married young yet forged her way through the physiology field using stamina, strength and insight. She succeeded. |