""The Radium Girls"" by Kate Moore is a gripping and heartbreaking account of the lives of young women who worked in radium watch dial factories during the early 20th century. These women unknowingly faced severe health risks due to their exposure to radium, a radioactive substance. The book chronicles their fight for justice against the companies that endangered their lives. Moore's meticulously researched narrative sheds light on the profound impact of corporate negligence on workers' health and the legal battles that ensued. ""The Radium Girls"" is a poignant and powerful story of resilience, advocacy, and the pursuit of justice for those who suffered the devastating consequences of workplace hazards.