Review - The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion
The Rosie Project is funny, clever
and has a big heart.
It's one of the best books I've read
in a long time.
It tells the story of Don Tillman, a
university professor, and his quest to find the ideal wife.
Along comes Rosie, an unsuitable
match, who threatens to throw his carefully scheduled life into disarray.
Early on it becomes apparent that Don
has Asperger’s syndrome and it is fascinating to see the world through his
eyes. While I’m not sure what sort of research author Graeme Simsion did for this
book and how accurate his depiction is of Asperger’s, he has given me a greater
appreciation for people with autism.
Simsion also uses humour to great
effect but in a respectful way. Don’s literal perspective on life provides
many laughs – look out for his Standardised Meal Plan.
Thank you to Sarah and Bronte for recommending this book to me.
Thank you to Sarah and Bronte for recommending this book to me.
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Thanks for the review! May get this one as a present for my own sister Rosie .. she's also funny, clever and has a big heart :)
ReplyDeleteHi Liz, I hope she enjoys it!
ReplyDeleteWitty, captivating and did not want to put it down. a discovery in understanding how differently abled people think. great book club choice.
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ReplyDeleteI got a big kick out of the book. It's just a bouncy, character-driven story, and a feel-good romantic comedy. But NOT chick lit; my husband thought it was one of the most entertaining books he's read in quite awhile.
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