Lillian Gilbreth did not want a quiet, ordinary life. Born into wealth in the late 1800s, she chose a path of adventure, hard work, and brilliant problem-solving. Along with her husband Frank, Lillian became an expert at finding the fastest and easiest ways for factory workers to do their jobs. But her greatest challenges came closer to home. When she suddenly had to raise eleven children all by herself, she used her engineering skills to run her large household with amazing efficiency. You will discover how her brilliant mind led her to redesign the modern kitchen, inventing clever tools like foot-pedal trash cans and perfectly organized workspaces. Read about a trailblazing psychologist and engineer who broke down barriers for women in science, making everyday tasks easier and earning her place as an absolute legend of invention.