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The Rosie Project
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June 23, 2016
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June 23, 2016
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Mandi
Jun 26, 2013 rated it really liked it
You know those novels that sweep you off your feet with their delightful uniqueness and you can't stop thinking about them for days? This is one of those, folks!

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Laura Duffield Biegger
Jun 02, 2016 rated it really liked it
First few pages a little slow, getting to know this guy's lifestyle. If you know anyone (or are yourself) even slightly OCD and on up the scale, you will probably like this book. Chuckled all the way through, almost, with a few laugh out louds. ...more
Lindsey
Oct 11, 2013 rated it really liked it
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion explores the quest of Don Tillman to find a wife. I loved the voice of Don Tillman and appreciated his outlook on the benefits to the way his brain works, a brain clearly on the autism spectrum. In his attempt to find his perfect match, Don meets Rosie. He determines she is not a good candidate for his wife, but he is drawn to her in ways he doesn't quite know how to process. This book was immensely sweet, funny and heart warming. I enjoyed every minute of it. ...more
Emily Linacre
Feb 28, 2015 rated it it was amazing
charming, heartwarming love story from an uncommonly portrayed narrator. loved don, loved rosie. wonderful story!
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