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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “A favorite from Lessons in Chemistry on this Tuesday – Whenever you feel afraid, just remember. Courage is the root of change – and change is what we’re chemically designed to do.”

301. “A favorite from Lessons in Chemistry on this Tuesday – Whenever you feel afraid, just remember. Courage is the root of change – and change is what we’re chemically designed to do.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “She thought about the note her mother had left in her lunch box that morning. The librarian is the most important educator in school. What she doesn’t know, she can find out. This is not an opinion; it’s a fact. Do not share this fact with Mrs. Mudford. But.”

302. “She thought about the note her mother had left in her lunch box that morning. The librarian is the most important educator in school. What she doesn’t know, she can find out. This is not an opinion; it’s a fact. Do not share this fact with Mrs. Mudford. But.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “But being a housewife and mother wasn’t really a job, was it? More like a role.”

303. “But being a housewife and mother wasn’t really a job, was it? More like a role.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “He was also an introvert, which isn’t really a flaw but often manifests itself as standoffishness.”

304. “He was also an introvert, which isn’t really a flaw but often manifests itself as standoffishness.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “In short, the reduction of women to something less than men, and the elevation of men to something more than women, is not biological: it’s cultural.”

305. “In short, the reduction of women to something less than men, and the elevation of men to something more than women, is not biological: it’s cultural.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “I don’t have hopes,” Mad explained, studying the address. “I have faith.”

306. “I don’t have hopes,” Mad explained, studying the address. “I have faith.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Still, he was a child, and as children do, he held onto his hope long after the hope should have expired.”

307. “Still, he was a child, and as children do, he held onto his hope long after the hope should have expired.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Harriet thought it was wrong not to believe in God. It lacked humility. In her opinion, believing in God was required, like brushing teeth or wearing underwear. Certainly, all decent people believed in God – even indecent people, like her husband, believed in God. God is why they.”

308. “Harriet thought it was wrong not to believe in God. It lacked humility. In her opinion, believing in God was required, like brushing teeth or wearing underwear. Certainly, all decent people believed in God – even indecent people, like her husband, believed in God. God is why they.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Hello, Edna,” she said, “and thanks for your question. The answer is no; I don’t have a favorite grace. In fact, I don’t say grace at all.”

309. “Hello, Edna,” she said, “and thanks for your question. The answer is no; I don’t have a favorite grace. In fact, I don’t say grace at all.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I can’t change’?”

310. “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I can’t change’?”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Who wants to believe life is exactly how it seems?”

311. “Who wants to believe life is exactly how it seems?”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Zott, please! We’re women! You know very well Evans left you something!” And Elizabeth, eyes suddenly wide with recognition, was sick all over again.”

312. “Zott, please! We’re women! You know very well Evans left you something!” And Elizabeth, eyes suddenly wide with recognition, was sick all over again.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Your relatives can’t make you important or smart. They can’t make you you.” “What makes me me, then?” “What you choose to do. How you live your life.”

313. “Your relatives can’t make you important or smart. They can’t make you you.” “What makes me me, then?” “What you choose to do. How you live your life.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Because what does one say to someone who’s lost everything?”

314. “Because what does one say to someone who’s lost everything?”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Everyone needed help. But maybe because she’d never been offered any, she refused to believe in it.”

315. “Everyone needed help. But maybe because she’d never been offered any, she refused to believe in it.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “He would tell about her, but not tell on her.”

316. “He would tell about her, but not tell on her.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “But supper isn’t all we’ve made, ladies. We’ve also made history.”

317. “But supper isn’t all we’ve made, ladies. We’ve also made history.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “It’s a thirty-minute, five-day-a-week lesson in life. And not in who we are or what we’re made of, but rather, who we’re capable of becoming.”

318. “It’s a thirty-minute, five-day-a-week lesson in life. And not in who we are or what we’re made of, but rather, who we’re capable of becoming.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Families aren’t meant to fit on trees. Maybe because people aren’t part of the plant kingdom – we’re part of the animal kingdom.”

319. “Families aren’t meant to fit on trees. Maybe because people aren’t part of the plant kingdom – we’re part of the animal kingdom.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “She wanted to think there was some iron-clad bond that connected her to them for life, but that’s not how it worked. Families required constant maintenance.”

320. “She wanted to think there was some iron-clad bond that connected her to them for life, but that’s not how it worked. Families required constant maintenance.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “You’re saying that if an unmarried man makes an unmarried woman pregnant, there is no consequence for him. His life goes on. Business as usual.”

321. “You’re saying that if an unmarried man makes an unmarried woman pregnant, there is no consequence for him. His life goes on. Business as usual.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “I was fired,” Elizabeth said, her voice filling with fury. “Thanks, in part, to women like you,” she snapped, “women who pander – ” “I do not pander – ” “Who play along – ” “I do not play along – ” “Who seem to think their self-worth is based on what a man – ” “How dare you – ” “No!” Elizabeth shouted, pounding on the thin steel panel that separated them. “How dare you, Miss Frask! How dare you!”

322. “I was fired,” Elizabeth said, her voice filling with fury. “Thanks, in part, to women like you,” she snapped, “women who pander – ” “I do not pander – ” “Who play along – ” “I do not play along – ” “Who seem to think their self-worth is based on what a man – ” “How dare you – ” “No!” Elizabeth shouted, pounding on the thin steel panel that separated them. “How dare you, Miss Frask! How dare you!”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “When a boat succeeds, it’s because the people in the boat have managed to set aside their petty differences and physical discrepancies and row as one. Perfect harmony – that was the goal. She’d once overheard Calvin telling someone at the boathouse that his Cambridge coach insisted that they even blink at the same time. To her surprise the guy nodded. “We had to file our toenails to the same length. Made a huge difference.”

323. “When a boat succeeds, it’s because the people in the boat have managed to set aside their petty differences and physical discrepancies and row as one. Perfect harmony – that was the goal. She’d once overheard Calvin telling someone at the boathouse that his Cambridge coach insisted that they even blink at the same time. To her surprise the guy nodded. “We had to file our toenails to the same length. Made a huge difference.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “When Calvin claimed he held no grudges and hated no one, he only meant it in that way that some people say they forget to eat. Meaning he was lying.”

324. “When Calvin claimed he held no grudges and hated no one, he only meant it in that way that some people say they forget to eat. Meaning he was lying.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Someone would write her a recommendation. Go. That’s how she’d ended up at Hastings Research Institute.”

325. “Someone would write her a recommendation. Go. That’s how she’d ended up at Hastings Research Institute.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Edna Flattistein asked me a direct question and I answered it. I’m glad she feels she can express her belief in God and I welcome her right to do so. But I should be extended the same courtesy. Plenty of people don’t believe in God.”

326. “Edna Flattistein asked me a direct question and I answered it. I’m glad she feels she can express her belief in God and I welcome her right to do so. But I should be extended the same courtesy. Plenty of people don’t believe in God.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “The attack, or “unfortunate event,” as the admissions committee called it just before they formally rescinded her admittance to the doctoral program, had been her doing. Dr. Meyers had caught her cheating.”

327. “The attack, or “unfortunate event,” as the admissions committee called it just before they formally rescinded her admittance to the doctoral program, had been her doing. Dr. Meyers had caught her cheating.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “How dare you,” he said, his voice rising. “A woman telling me what pregnancy is. Who do you think you are?” She seemed surprised by the question. “A woman,” she said.”

328. “How dare you,” he said, his voice rising. “A woman telling me what pregnancy is. Who do you think you are?” She seemed surprised by the question. “A woman,” she said.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Imagine if all men took women seriously.”

329. “Imagine if all men took women seriously.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Kim was too short. And then he thought, What about Madeline? Elizabeth had read him Remembrance of Things Past – he couldn’t really recommend it – but he had understood that one part. The part about the madeleine. The biscuit. Madeline Zott? Why not?”

330. “Kim was too short. And then he thought, What about Madeline? Elizabeth had read him Remembrance of Things Past – he couldn’t really recommend it – but he had understood that one part. The part about the madeleine. The biscuit. Madeline Zott? Why not?”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Elizabeth simply refused to accept limits, not just for herself, but for others.”

331. “Elizabeth simply refused to accept limits, not just for herself, but for others.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “The fact is, it can be as high as ninety-nine point nine percent. Ninety-nine point nine.” Then she stopped and wrapped her arms around her daughter. “It’s my fault, sweetheart. With the exception of pi, we really haven’t covered decimals yet.”

332. “The fact is, it can be as high as ninety-nine point nine percent. Ninety-nine point nine.” Then she stopped and wrapped her arms around her daughter. “It’s my fault, sweetheart. With the exception of pi, we really haven’t covered decimals yet.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “In her opinion, believing in God was required, like brushing teeth or wearing underwear.”

333. “In her opinion, believing in God was required, like brushing teeth or wearing underwear.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Or perhaps your marriage is more of a covalent bond,” she said, sketching a new structural formula. “And if so, lucky you, because that means you both have strengths that, when combined, create something even better.”

334. “Or perhaps your marriage is more of a covalent bond,” she said, sketching a new structural formula. “And if so, lucky you, because that means you both have strengths that, when combined, create something even better.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “But then you talk and discover he’s a closet Nazi and thinks women complain too much.”

335. “But then you talk and discover he’s a closet Nazi and thinks women complain too much.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “The bank manager was grim in his assessment of her situation. “Things will only get worse,” he warned. “As soon as your child is old enough, get her in school. Then find a job that actually pays. Or marry rich.”

336. “The bank manager was grim in his assessment of her situation. “Things will only get worse,” he warned. “As soon as your child is old enough, get her in school. Then find a job that actually pays. Or marry rich.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Dr. Mason is sick of vaginas,” she’d mentioned at bedtime.”

337. “Dr. Mason is sick of vaginas,” she’d mentioned at bedtime.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Some people think you can’t miss what you never had, but I think you can.”

338. “Some people think you can’t miss what you never had, but I think you can.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “I’m sorry,” he said gently, studying her face the way a meteorologist might watch a storm develop. “Please know you can talk to me. Rower to rower. It’s all confidential.”

339. “I’m sorry,” he said gently, studying her face the way a meteorologist might watch a storm develop. “Please know you can talk to me. Rower to rower. It’s all confidential.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “We can learn more, we can go further, but to accomplish this, we must throw open the doors.”

340. “We can learn more, we can go further, but to accomplish this, we must throw open the doors.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “They either wanted to control her, touch her, dominate her, silence her, correct her, or tell her what to do. She didn’t understand why they couldn’t just treat her as a fellow human being, as a colleague, a friend, an equal, or even a stranger on the street, someone to whom one is automatically respectful until you find out they’ve buried a bunch of bodies in the backyard.”

341. “They either wanted to control her, touch her, dominate her, silence her, correct her, or tell her what to do. She didn’t understand why they couldn’t just treat her as a fellow human being, as a colleague, a friend, an equal, or even a stranger on the street, someone to whom one is automatically respectful until you find out they’ve buried a bunch of bodies in the backyard.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Still, one of the panelists continued to drone on about how real change only ever arose through the application of kinetic energy. That’s when someone in the audience asked for an example of an ineffective collision – something that lacked energy and never changed, but still had a big effect. Evans had leaned into his microphone. “Religion,” he said. Then he got up and left.”

342. “Still, one of the panelists continued to drone on about how real change only ever arose through the application of kinetic energy. That’s when someone in the audience asked for an example of an ineffective collision – something that lacked energy and never changed, but still had a big effect. Evans had leaned into his microphone. “Religion,” he said. Then he got up and left.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “He thought about the people who designed these dresses; how, like bomb manufacturers or pornography stars, they had to remain vague about the way they made their livings.”

343. “He thought about the people who designed these dresses; how, like bomb manufacturers or pornography stars, they had to remain vague about the way they made their livings.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “I see,” Wakely said, slowly unraveling her guilt. “Your brother saved you – so you think you should have been able to save him. Is that it?” She turned to look at him, her face hollow. “But Elizabeth, you couldn’t swim – that’s why he jumped in after you. You have to understand, suicide isn’t like that. Suicide is lot more complicated.” “Wakely,” she said. “He didn’t know how to swim either.”

344. “I see,” Wakely said, slowly unraveling her guilt. “Your brother saved you – so you think you should have been able to save him. Is that it?” She turned to look at him, her face hollow. “But Elizabeth, you couldn’t swim – that’s why he jumped in after you. You have to understand, suicide isn’t like that. Suicide is lot more complicated.” “Wakely,” she said. “He didn’t know how to swim either.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “I’m referring to atoms and molecules, Roth,” she explained. “The real rules that govern the physical world. When women understand these basic concepts, they can begin to see the false limits that have been created for them.”

345. “I’m referring to atoms and molecules, Roth,” she explained. “The real rules that govern the physical world. When women understand these basic concepts, they can begin to see the false limits that have been created for them.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Because she says exactly what she thinks,” Walter said. “Which is very rare. But also because the food she makes is very, very good. And because everyone seems to want to learn chemistry. Oddly.”

346. “Because she says exactly what she thinks,” Walter said. “Which is very rare. But also because the food she makes is very, very good. And because everyone seems to want to learn chemistry. Oddly.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “Take a moment for yourself,” Harriet said. “Every day.”

347. “Take a moment for yourself,” Harriet said. “Every day.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “A mother and a scientist,” she said, brushing sawdust off her sleeve. “You’re a father, aren’t you? A father and a scientist.”

348. “A mother and a scientist,” she said, brushing sawdust off her sleeve. “You’re a father, aren’t you? A father and a scientist.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “She had neither the education nor the experience of the others. She not only lacked their credentials but their papers, peer support, financial backing, and awards. And yet, she knew – she knew – she was onto something. Some people were born to things; she was one of those people.”

349. “She had neither the education nor the experience of the others. She not only lacked their credentials but their papers, peer support, financial backing, and awards. And yet, she knew – she knew – she was onto something. Some people were born to things; she was one of those people.”

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Bonnie Garmus Quote: “And now, here was this little girl claiming to be his daughter. God really did move in mysterious ways.”

350. “And now, here was this little girl claiming to be his daughter. God really did move in mysterious ways.”

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