Growing Bolder: Lessons in Chemistry Author Bonnie Garmus; 102-year-old Dr. Gladys McGarey

Published October 23, 2023 at 7:20 AM EDT

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After her first novel was rejected 98 times, author Bonnie Garmus bounced back with the best-seller, Lessons in Chemistry. She talks about her lessons in perseverance.

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