Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Non-fiction book review - The Lost Women of Science

 

The Lost Women of Science by Melina Gerosa Bellows and Katie Hafner

At first glance this is a fairly expected book - a series of profiles of women and their contributions to science. What sets this one apart is depth. These are not quick overviews. We learn at least a little about each woman's background and the importance of their contributions. Even more than that, we learn why they are overlooked. With multiple fields of science represented there is a fair range of information here. If you have any interest in lesser-known history this book is probably worth a look.

Advanced Reader Copy provided by NetGalley

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