
Lessons in Chemistry
Novel by Bonnie GarmusWikipedia
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Oct 21, 2026
Skytrain to Newton? - Conservative's Budget Promises - Indigo's Best Books of the Year
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22:15Simi SaraHOST
Those two.
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22:15Amanda GauthierGUEST
So let me tell you, Bonnie Garmis, you remember her? She wrote Lessons in Chemistry.
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22:20Amanda GauthierGUEST
And she makes a cast of characters unlike anybody else.
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22:23Amanda GauthierGUEST
You're going to dive into this.
Is Ageism Hurting The Ad Industry? With George Tannenbaum
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22:45George TannenbaumGUEST
We have to start treating people like they're smart thinking people who have real cares in the world.
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22:51Lynette WongHOST
I really loved the book Chemistry Lessons written by a woman for the first time author.
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22:58Lynette WongHOST
She was, I think, 62.
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22:59Lynette WongHOST
But yeah, it was, you know, writing about a fictional character who treated housewives in the cooking show like it was a science, like it was just amazing on that.
Bonnie Garmus on PECK & PECK
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3:18Miwa MesserHOST
I thought about it, but he didn't fit.
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3:20Miwa MesserHOST
But you've got to conjure this entire world, and it's maybe 15 minutes after we've left California and Lessons in Chemistry.
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3:30Bonnie GarmusGUEST
Mm-hmm.
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3:31Miwa MesserHOST
But the '80s, why do, why are we pushing forward? Why are we, why are we in a new time period?
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29:57Miwa MesserHOST
As much as Salt made me itch, um, I couldn't get enough of the dude.
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30:02Miwa MesserHOST
I mean, that's, it, it's this chorus of voices.
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30:05Miwa MesserHOST
It's like going back to Lessons in Chemistry, right? Where you've got Elizabeth and Mads, and, you know, just everyone sort of doing their thing.
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30:14Miwa MesserHOST
And I'm like, "Oh, right.
Friends and Fiction with Bonnie Garmus
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5:28Kristin HarmelHOST
Bonnie, much like me, is a coffee-dependent American novelist.
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5:32Kristin HarmelHOST
[laughs] Her debut novel, Lessons in Chemistry, was a Good Morning America Book Club pick, a Goodreads Choice Best Book of the Year, and a Barnes & Noble Book of the Year.
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5:41Kristin HarmelHOST
These are huge accolades.
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5:43Kristin HarmelHOST
It spent nearly two years, two years on The New York Times-
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12:03Bonnie GarmusGUEST
I know.
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12:04Bonnie GarmusGUEST
Sort of, yeah, backwards.
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12:05Bonnie GarmusGUEST
Um, yeah, no, I, I had this idea while I was on an airplane going to an event for Lessons in Chemistry.
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12:11Bonnie GarmusGUEST
I could hear his voice, his uncertainty, his unhappiness with his life really, really clearly, but also his frustration with being named after not only a dog, which doesn't seem great, but after a dog that could do no wrong.
235: Moby Dip (lomat)
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41:18David O'CallaghanHOST
Freaky times.
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41:19David O'CallaghanHOST
Uh, books-wise, Peck & Peck sees the return to the bookshelves of Bonnie Garmus, who gave us the excellent and best-selling Lessons in Chemistry.
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41:27David O'CallaghanHOST
This novel tells the story of a young man whose life turns upside down when he is hired by the most prestigious, secretive, and dysfunctional poetry journal in the world, the renowned Peck & Peck.
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41:38David O'CallaghanHOST
Folks are pretty pumped for this one.
S2 E2 - Adele Parks
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44:33Adele ParksGUEST
Okay.
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44:34Adele ParksGUEST
Um, I'm gonna go with Lessons in Chemistry.
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44:37Phil WilliamsHOST
Oh, yeah.
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44:38Adele ParksGUEST
Oddly because-
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45:52Adele ParksGUEST
Um-
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45:52Phil WilliamsHOST
So what was it?
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45:53Adele ParksGUEST
But yeah, so it was Lessons in Chemistry.
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45:55Phil WilliamsHOST
Of course, yeah, Lessons in Chemistry on the audiobook.
The Hot List for October 2026
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54:20Vanessa DiazHOST
I just always miss the Bonnie Garmus train.
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54:22Rebecca SchinskyHOST
Did you read Lessons in Chemistry?
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54:22Vanessa DiazHOST
No, I was like, you just took the words out of my mouth.
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54:24Vanessa DiazHOST
That was one that when it did what it did...
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55:46Vanessa DiazHOST
Yeah, yeah
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55:47Rebecca SchinskyHOST
...
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55:47Rebecca SchinskyHOST
this should sell really well, at least in the first couple of weeks, because people will be excited for something by the author of Lessons in Chemistry.
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55:54Vanessa DiazHOST
Author of Lessons in Chemistry, yeah.
Fall Reading and Literary Drama
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4:22Sarah Stewart HollandHOST
Uh-huh.
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4:24Sarah Stewart HollandHOST
i love giant we read that for my america 250 book club um but i'm enjoying so big but i'm ready i'm like i'm really ready to be done with it because i want to read peck and peck bonnie armistice new and so bad from you know the lady who wrote lessons in chemistry
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4:39Laura TremaineHOST
i know i didn't read lessons in chemistry oh
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4:41Sarah Stewart HollandHOST
it's so good
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4:42Laura TremaineHOST
why
New Releases and More for October 13, 2026
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29:29Liberty HardyHOST
Then one of the most anticipated books of the year, Peck & Peck by Bonnie Garmus.
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29:36Liberty HardyHOST
Garmus is the author of Lessons in Chemistry, which was a huge runaway bestseller for a debut novel a few years ago, made into a series.
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29:44Liberty HardyHOST
This new book is set in New York City in 1982.
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29:48Liberty HardyHOST
It's about Batter Gray, which is quite a name.
Min Jin Lee and Bonnie Garmus: After Pachinko and Lessons in Chemistry
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0:48Claire NicholsHOST
The Book Show, of course, is where you can hear conversations with your favorite fiction writers.
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0:53Claire NicholsHOST
I have Bonnie Garmus, the author of Lessons in Chemistry, waiting in the wings, but first up it is Min Jin Lee with her long-awaited follow-up to Pachinko.
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1:09Claire NicholsHOST
Min Jin Lee published Pachinko in 2017.
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1:14Claire NicholsHOST
It was the story of a Korean family in Japan, and the book was a huge hit.
21 MINS LATER
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22:06Claire NicholsHOST
Uh, but right now on ABC Radio National, you are listening to The Book Show.
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22:10Claire NicholsHOST
My name is Claire Nichols, and it's time for Bonnie Garmus now.
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22:15Claire NicholsHOST
I still remember the first time I heard Bonnie's name, uh, because it was 2022, and I remember being cornered by this bookseller who said, "I have read this book called Lessons in Chemistry, and you must read it." Uh, I did, and so did so many of you.
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22:32Claire NicholsHOST
Uh, you'll remember that book was about Elizabeth Zott, the scientist turned cooking show host.
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