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Books Worth Reading: The Rosie Project

August 21, 2018

I was on the lookout for a fun vacation read. I needed a break from the endless stream of work related reading and this book, recommended by a dear friend, was perfect. 

The Rosie Project is a quick reading novel that is funny, quirky and weaves a little science, medicine, humanity and love into you favorite end of summer escape! The character build was fantastic, I laughed out loud (which is so rare for me to actually doing) and enjoyed every minute of this book.  A genetics professor wants to get married, so he devises a research-style questionnaire to find the perfect partner and finds that sometimes, life is just completely unpredictable and amazing.  

Grab this for your next vacation, or staycation, and enjoy! 

The link below is an affiliate link. 

The Rosie Project: A Novel
By Graeme Simsion
Buy on Amazon
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