Bright, offbeat, and more moving than its wit first suggests, this novel gives Elizabeth Zott a voice too sharp to be domesticated by the era around her. What follows is part satire, part love story, part act of defiance, all held together by intelligence, grief, and a wonderfully stubborn sense of self.
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