The Rosie Project is the story of “a brilliant yet socially inept professor of genetics,, who’s decided it’s time he found a wife”. Love is a powerful feeling for another person, often defying logic.This month’s cover redesign takes inspiration from Don’s relationship with ice cream (and relationships) On page 282, Don lists his understandings that will govern the second half of his life, including “An inability (or reduced ability) to empathize is not the same as an inability to love.Have you had an “aha” moment that changed your thinking? Don has several moments of insight during the course of the story.
Do you see any of the traits of Don Tillman in you or your friends? Do you see any of the traits of Rosie in your life or your partner/friends? Explain. Don always seems to need a “project” (The Wife Project, The Father Project, The Rosie Project). One of the characteristics of my wiring was that I had difficulty empathizing.” Do you think that some people are wired differently? Explain. On page 281, Don states, “I was wired differently. Do you believe that Rosie would or would not make an ideal wife? Explain. Do you believe Don would or would not make an ideal husband? Explain. Would you ascribe any of the following terms to the book? Inspirational, humorous, educational, light reading, romantic, adventuresome or melancholy? If you found “The Rosie Project” enjoyable, explain why. Is it honest, hurtful, evolving or conventional? Describe Claudia and Gene’s relationship. 
How would you summarize “The Rosie Project” for someone without giving away too much of the plot?. Possible Discussion Questions for The Rosie Project: A Novel by Graeme Simsion. All meetings will be at 7:00 PM in the Church Library at the Mission Road Community of Christ Congregation (7842 Mission Road, Prairie Village, KS). Our meetings are now on the third Thursdays of each month. This Thursday, Ap– the All Good Books group will meet to discuss The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion.
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