Chemistry lessons. Garmus B.

Everyone is afraid of Elizabeth Zott. Someone is her mind, someone is a sharply sharpened pencil that she wears in a hairstyle, and someone is a fourteen-inch knife from her handbag (after all, each self-respecting cook uses only his own knives). The bizarre zigzag of fate brought her from the Hastings Research Institute, where she dreamed of engaging in abiogenesis (the theory of life from inorganic substances), on television, where she leads the most popular culinary program “Six Dinner”.

“Cooking is chemistry,” she says. - And chemistry is life. She gives us the opportunity to change everything, including ourselves. ” Meanwhile, her five-year-old daughter Madeleine, growing under the supervision of a mine-election dog named six to three, is trying to find Nabokov and Norman Meyler in the school library, as well as build a genealogy Tree, where there should be a place without five minutes to the Nobel Laureate in chemistry Calvin Evans, and Frame-Frequent, and grandfather in a striped prison robe, and a grandmother who had hidden from the tax police in Brazil...