The Rosie Result
The life-affirming romantic comedy from the million-copy bestselling series
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4.5 • 91 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Curl up with the big-hearted and hilarious final instalment in the Rosie Project series about overcoming life's obstacles with a little love and a lot of overthinking
THE INTERNATIONAL MILLION COPY BESTSELLER
'Incredibly funny, life-affirming and warm-hearted' HEAT
'A fast-paced enjoyable journey. Genuinely heartwarming' INDEPENDENT
'Hilarity is the order of the day in this joyful read' PRIMA
'A fun and satisfying read' SUNDAY EXPRESS
'Laugh out loud' MAIL ON SUNDAY
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Can you fit in when you were born to stand out?
Don Tillman - scientist, husband, father, and world's greatest problem-solver - is facing his toughest task yet.
He and his wife Rosie have been told their son, Hudson, needs an autism assessment.
Having faced a lifetime of not fitting in, Don fears for his son and decides only he can help.
But is the world's greatest problem-solver really who his son needs?
After all, who has the problem here . . . Hudson or Don?
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'This funny novel tackles tough questions about family and love with a light touch and a big heart' DAILY MAIL MUST READS
'A smart mix of comedy, romance and profound outsider's insights on our society' THE TIMES
'All three of the Rosie novels made me laugh out loud. Ultimately the story is about getting inside the mind and heart of someone a lot of people see as odd, and discovering that he isn't really that different from anybody else' BILL GATES
'Uplifting' MAIL ON SUNDAY
'One of the most original and endearing characters in the literary world' HERALD
Join the thousands of readers who have fallen in love with Don and Rosie . . .
'Touching and funny. There was not a page I turned where I was not rooting for the characters or smiling' 5* Reader Review
'Warm, wonderful and laugh out loud funny. Stays with you long after you have finished' 5* Reader Review
'Wonderful, touching, funny, very romantic. Glorious' 5* Reader Review
'Funny, poignant and original. The best romantic comedy I've read since Bridget Jones' 5* Reader Review
'Utterly, utterly brilliant! Captured my heart' 5* Reader Review
'A truly wonderful, warm-hearted story. Read it, you won't regret it!' 5* Reader Review
'If I could have given this book 6 stars, I would. Brilliant' 5* Reader Review
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Simsion concludes the Don Tillman trilogy (after The Rosie Effect), set in present-day Melbourne, with a whimsical tale of devoted, if rather unorthodox, parenting. Don's 11-year-old son, Hudson, has some social difficulties, and Hudson's teacher suggests the boy may be autistic. Don, who has been resistant to similar suggestions about himself, decides to help Hudson in ways he wished others had helped him when he was young. He leaves his job (after a well-meant lecture on genetics leads to him being misconstrued as racist), enlists assistance from friends and family, and develops a lesson plan, trying to teach his son ways to fit in. Meanwhile, Hudson is making changes and learning more about autism on his own, granting Don insight into himself and demonstrating how introspective a child can be. Don learns from his son that accepting oneself results in the ultimate happiness. Fans will find this sensitive and sometimes humorous look at Don's relationship with his son to be the ideal ending to the trilogy.
