Breaking Through the Spiral Ceiling: An American Woman Becomes a DNA Scientist
Description
Laura Hoopes takes you along as she tries to enter science in the 1960's in the post-Sputnik science education frenzy, only to find doors closed to women. She persists, makes a career of molecular gerontology and insists on making space for marriage and children in her life. This inspiring read says, "Yes, you can," to women who have dreams of their own.
Reviews
<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td style="line-height:150%;" class="v11">Praise from WRITER'S DIGEST for Maureen Meehan Aplin's previous Mary MacIntosh books:
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<p>PANDEMIC PREDATOR: "Wow--good beginning, really jumps into the action. . . a wide-ranging, intriguing book." </p>
<p>SNAKE RIVER SECRET: "The structure of the book reminded me of the old Perry Mason novels, in which the legal staff itself is involved in the case personally. . . . Some very clever manipulation of clues, evidence, and trial procedure makes this a very good mystery." </p>
<p>DYING TO SKI: "(The)dialogues are brisk and realistic. A very intriguing premise. An excellent eye for physical details." </p>
<p>"This book is one of the few gems that you look for when you want a good read. Once you pick this book up, you simply can't put it down. ...." Margaret Lopez Erpenbeck, reviewing Pandemic Predator, a Mary MacIntosh novel. </p></td>
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