'In his bestselling debut, The Rosie Project, Simsion introduced the delightfully original character of Don Tillman, an Australian geneticist with Asperger’s syndrome who sets out to find the perfect wife by using the scientific method. This novel is perfectly timed.'― Publishers Weekly (starred review) What follows are his utterly clueless but more often thoroughly charming exploits in exploring his capacity for romance.

'Read-out-loud laughter begins by page two in Simsion’s debut novel about a thirty-nine-year-old genetics professor with Asperger’s―but utterly unaware of it―looking to solve his Wife Problem. immensely enjoyable.'― Booklist (starred review) 'Funny, touching, and hard to put down, The Rosie Project is certain to entertain even as readers delve into deep themes. Our man just learns to live by a more complicated algorithm.'― Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Happily, Simsion doesn’t give Don an unbelievable emotional makeover. 'A high-functioning but emotionally illiterate guy like Don makes a perfect unreliable narrator. 'One of the year’s most promising and original novelists.'― The Wall Street Journal 'Filled with humor and plenty of heart, The Rosie Project is a delightful reminder that all of us, no matter how we’re wired, just want to fit in.'― Chicago Tribune Sharp dialogue, terrific pacing, physical hijinks, slapstick, a couple to root for, and more twists than a pack of Twizzlers.'― NPR.org This charming, warmhearted escapade, which celebrates the havoc―and pleasure―emotions can unleash, offers amusement aplenty.

As Don would say, this book is ‘great fun.’’― USA Today Instead of using Don’s Asperger’s syndrome as a fault, or a lead-in to a tragic turn of events, Simsion creates a heartwarming story of an extraordinary man learning to live in an ordinary world, and to love. 'Simsion’s attention to detail brings to life Don’s wonderful, weird world.

There’s a new brilliant, socially inept scientist poised to win over a huge audience, and his name is Don Tillman.'― Entertainment Weekly 'Sometimes you just need a smart love story that will make anyone, man or woman, laugh out loud.'―San Francisco Chronicle 'One of the most endearing, charming and fascinating literary characters I have met in a long time.'― The Times ' has almost transcended the boundaries of fiction to become a geek icon.'― The Guardian

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