The Rosie Project by Graeme Simison is a delightfully light book about genetics professor Don Tillman's search for a wife. Don is a rigid slave to schedule, ritual and structure, which makes finding love a bit difficult. In order to find the most suitable match, Don devises a questionnaire for potential mates. Of course, the best laid plans are always interrupted and Don finds himself caught up in the drama of a graduate student named Rosie, rather than focusing on finding a wife. This books is quick, easy read that is thoroughly enjoyable for not only it's heart, but it's humor.
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