The Rosie Effect (CD-Audio)

from ValerieAndBooks

Spoiler alert -- this brief review also covers the first book -- but most people reading The Rosie Effect probably have already read The Rosie Project. When I learned that Bill Gates' favorite recently-read novels was this one (The Rosie Project) and its sequel (The Rosie Effect), I was intrigued...

from 2LZ

Many thanks to NetGalley.com for provIding an advanced digital copy of The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simsion in return for my honest review. I find Don Tillman to be an amazing character. I loved him from The Rosie Project, and I continue to adore him in The Rosie Effect. He is good-hearted, well-me...

from 2wonderY

I had heard the sequel is not as appealing as The Rosie Project, and this is decidedly true. I think there are two huge reasons for this. 1 - Rosie is nearly completely missing from this book. She is physically present, but totally emotionally NOT. Even towards the end of the book and its resolut...

from lit_chick

"I was happy in the way that I would be happy if the captain of an aircraft in which I was travelling announced that he had succeeded in restarting one engine after both had failed. Pleased that I would now probably survive, but shocked that the situation had arisen in the first place, and expect...

from porch_reader

This is the sequel to The Rosie Project. Although Don Tillman is happily married and adjusting to life in NYC, he's about to face a new challenge. His wife Rosie is pregnant. Don has no trouble learning all about pregnancy, nutrition, and the process of giving birth, but that's not enough to conv...