Don Tillman is an Australian genetics professor who exhibits Asperger's syndrome. He decides to construct a questionnaire to administer to women in an attempt to find a wife. When he meets Rosie, it's clear she is not at all suitable for him, but he irrationally finds her compelling, and works with her in an attempt to find out who her father is. His first-person account is written in his very precise tone which I found quite entertaining. I'm looking forward to reading the sequels, The Rosie Effect and The Rosie Result.
Friday, September 13, 2019
The Rosie Project
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion (2013) 295 pages
Don Tillman is an Australian genetics professor who exhibits Asperger's syndrome. He decides to construct a questionnaire to administer to women in an attempt to find a wife. When he meets Rosie, it's clear she is not at all suitable for him, but he irrationally finds her compelling, and works with her in an attempt to find out who her father is. His first-person account is written in his very precise tone which I found quite entertaining. I'm looking forward to reading the sequels, The Rosie Effect and The Rosie Result.
Don Tillman is an Australian genetics professor who exhibits Asperger's syndrome. He decides to construct a questionnaire to administer to women in an attempt to find a wife. When he meets Rosie, it's clear she is not at all suitable for him, but he irrationally finds her compelling, and works with her in an attempt to find out who her father is. His first-person account is written in his very precise tone which I found quite entertaining. I'm looking forward to reading the sequels, The Rosie Effect and The Rosie Result.
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