The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion 3 stars (play and persue it)

[Rachel N.]

Don Tillman is a professor of genetics who decides it's time he found a wife so he devises a questionnaire that he posts to dating sites. Don seems to be on the autism spectrum though he's never been officially diagnosed. He lives by a very rigid schedule and eats the same meals every week. Rosie shows up in Don's office and he believes she is an applicant for his wife project. Though she's totally unsuitable he still finds himself attracted to her. I think the author did a good job of depicting Don, though he is able to change himself very quickly for someone with autism, but I feel like a barely know Rosie and don't really see what the attraction is except she's pretty and doesn't laugh at Don. Overall the book was fine but I don't feel compelled to read the other two books in the series.

[Joi]

This was far better than the sequel and the third.